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Need an interview or quote?

If you’re a member of the press, influencer, or blogger looking for an interview or comment for a specific story, or you want general information about HSLDA and homeschooling, we are happy to help. We also have experts on homeschooling and educational consultants available to schedule for interviews.

Sandra Kim
Media Relations Manager
540-338-8864

media@hslda.org
P.O. Box 3000
Purcellville, VA 20134

HSLDA press releases

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James R. Mason Becomes President of Home School Legal Defense Association
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HSLDA President Mike Smith Announces Retirement
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HSLDA Releases 'Quick Start' Guide to Homeschool in Light of COVID-19

Recent stories by HSLDA

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Bureaucrat Obstructs Homeschool Grad From Pursuing Teaching Career
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Washington D.C.—Homeschool Students Have Right to Take AP Tests
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Black Families in Atlanta’s Booming Homeschool Movement Connect at Conference
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‘Not Good Enough.’ Official Objects when Family Starts Homeschooling
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Never Give Up: How a Teen, His Mom, and HSLDA Cleared the Runway to JROTC
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Graduation Conundrum: Two Brothers, Four Diplomas, One Confused Official

Homeschool Research

How many children are homeschooled in the United States?

The National Center for Education Statistics (NCES) provides the most recent figures for homeschool demographics.

Homeschool SAT Scores for 2014 Higher Than National Average

How do college-bound homeschool students’ SAT scores stack up against all college-bound seniors in reading, mathematics, and writing?

Progress Report 2009: Homeschool Academic Achievement and Demographics

How do homeschoolers’ standardized achievement tests results compare to those of their public school peers? Are parental education and family income as strongly correlated to achievement for homeschool students as for public school students?

Homeschooling Grows Up (2003)

Are homeschool graduates happy adults? Are they glad they were homeschooled? Do they succeed in their careers and are they involved in their communities? This study takes a look.