HomeschoolThroughHighschool

DOE Calls Hearings for Missed Deadline

Several families in Vermont are being challenged in hearings which could result in the state preventing their children from being enrolled in home study.

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Washington Times Op-ed—GenJ Teaches Leadership, Civics

Election season is in full swing and in about six weeks we should know the name of the next president, the new composition of Congress, as well as results from state and local races.

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School District Tries To Stop Homeschooling

HSLDA assisted four member families in Central Dauphin School District at the beginning of the school year after they received a letter from a school official telling them to stop homeschooling.

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Restrictive Guantanamo Bay Homeschool Policy Abandoned

When the U.S. military commander at Guantanamo Bay tried to grant himself the power to regulate and “approve” homeschool programs, HSLDA pointed out that he was exceeding his legal authority.

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Highs And Lows Of Two Families Illustrate Challenges For German Homeschoolers

The Gorbers continue to fights for custody of their children while the Dudeks face a new round of criminal charges—all of this over homeschooling.

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Washington Times Op-ed—California Court Reverses Decision

Across the country, homeschoolers have been celebrating the most significant victory for homeschool freedom in 14 years.

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Court Rules Homeschoolers’ Religious Freedom Not Violated

A U.S. Court of Appeals ruled that Pennsylvania’s burdensome homeschooling laws do not violate the religious freedoms of home educators.

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