German homeschool families continue to be persecuted and receive harsh treatment from government agencies in the Federal Republic of Germany while the European Union’s Petitions Committee has promised to look into accusations against Germany for repressing homeschooling.

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Is teenage rebellion inevitable, or are there new ways of thinking that could address the problem? Responsibility for teenage rebellion and underperformance must fall primarily at the feet of parents and other adults. This is because our current expectations for teenagers provide very little challenge.

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When threats accompanied a public school district’s unlawful request for information about a member family and their children, HSLDA intervened.

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Moving provoked additional stress for one homeschooling family when a public school official threatened legal action if they refused to reveal their new, out-of-state address. HSLDA pointed out that the family’s new address was none of his concern.

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Family-court action could convince appellate court not to interfere with home schooling freedoms in California.

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Based on a juvenile court judge’s decision to terminate jurisdication over the two youngest children in the In re Rachel L. case, the family’s appellate attorneys will petition the court of appeal to dismiss its pending petition.

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As America celebrates its 232nd year of freedom as a nation, a revolution within our nation continues to grow. The homeschool movement, which is a rebirth of the primary form of education in early America, continues to advance despite overwhelming odds.

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