Homeschooling in Missouri

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Employment Non-Discrimination Laws

Government Orders Fair Hiring Treatment for Homeschoolers

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Court Victory for Homeschool Mom
A Missouri county circuit court dismissed truancy charges against a homeschooling mother after HSLDA intervened on her behalf.

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Sheriff’s Training Academy Opens Door to Homeschooler

Homeschoolers Help Stop Raytown Daytime Curfew

HSLDA Clears Obstacle to Rodeo Participation

Austen-Dooley Hires Homeschool Graduate After HSLDA Intervenes

Update: “Diversity” Education for Homeschoolers

Bank Drops GED Demand After HSLDA Intervenes

Missouri Western Grants Early Admission after HSLDA Intervenes

Threat to Adoption Subsidy Doused

Springfield Task Force: “Diversity” Education for Homeschoolers

Who Should Issue the Diploma?

First to Allow Homeschool Parents to Issue Work Certificates

Baptist College Drops GED Demand

Money Motivates in Missouri

Medical Insurance Benefits Restored

HSLDA Alerts & Information (MO)

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4/30/2013	Missouri--Please Call Now to Protect Parenting as We Know It
4/23/2013	Missouri--Stopping "Common Core"--Link Correction
4/22/2013	Missouri: Call Now to Stop Federal Takeover of Missouri Education
3/26/2013	MO: Pick up some savings at the 2013 Greater St. Louis Area Home Educators Expo!
3/22/2013	MO: Pick up some savings at the 2013 St. Louis Catholic Home School Conference!

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Missouri Resources

·	LAWS: How to legally homeschool in Missouri.
·	ORGANIZATIONS: Connect with national, state, and local support groups.
·	CASES: Defending Missouri homeschoolers in court.
·	LEGISLATION: Missouri legislation that affects homeschoolers.

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State Legislation

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House Bill 513: Protects Parental Rights
3/5/2013

House Bill 563: Lowers Compulsory Attendance Starting Age to 5 in St. Louis and Kansas City
3/13/2013

House Bill 616: Opposing National Common Core Standards
4/2/2013

House Bill 681: Tightens Attendance Requirements for Children age 5-7
3/13/2013

Senate Bill 124: Firearm Offenses
2/11/2013

Senate Bill 249: Lowers Compulsory Attendance Starting age to 5 in St. Louis and Kansas City
2/11/2013

The Missouri Legislature is in Session
1/9/2013

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Eighth Circuit Appeals Court Rules in Favor of Homeschoolers
A federal appeals court ruled unanimously in favor of HSLDA members Ron and Joann Fitzgerald on Wednesday and held that school districts may not force homeschooled children to submit to special—needs evaluations against their parents' wishes.

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