Illinois, Iowa, New York—Disturbing Trends
Legislation in Illinois and Iowa calls for officials to regularly visit homeschool families. Meanwhile, a New York bill could severely restrict co-ops and other educational opportunities for homeschool kids.

Enrolling in Driver’s Ed “A Snap” Thanks to HSLDA

Iowa Student Living in Texas Collides with Driver’s License Obstacle

Sheriff Tries to Enforce Old Version of Homeschool Law

Adoption Subsidies in Danger

Bill Would Turn Clock Back, Add Wasteful Red Tape

Iowa Asks HSLDA Attorney to Help Them Better Protect Children

What You Should Know about SF 138

School Tries to Deny Legal Homeschooling Option

No GED, No Job?

Defending the Rights of Dual-Enrolled Students

Forced Reading Screenings Die a Noisy Death

Document Authorizing “Consequences” Against Homeschoolers Removed

Iowa’s Reading Screening is Not Mandatory for Homeschoolers

Why SF 345 Will Help Bullies and Hurt Their Victims

Fort Dodge Pushes Form for Homeschool Option that Requires No Filing