A grand homeschooling experiment is underway in Germany—a country where homeschoolers have been oppressed by the government. Now, a German homeschool group is seeing an opportunity.

January 22, 2019: The court ruled that German authorities did not violate the Wunderlichs’ rights when they seized their four children by force for testing and evaluation.

Dirk and Petra Wunderlich fight for the right to homeschool their children—a right that that is not recognized in Germany.

As of May 26, 2015, the German high court believes that children belong to the state. But the United States Supreme Court affirms that children are free individuals under the care and tutelage of their parents. Which is it?

January 7, 2014: A judge’s decision has crushed the hopes of a German family who wanted to leave the country in order to resume homeschooling. 

Judge Blocks Emigration as Seized German Children Now Go to Government School

October 2, 2012: Parents Lose Custody of Children for Sake of “Integration”

Learn more about the Wunderlich family and their fight for homeschool freedom in Germany!

Michael Farris Calls on Homeschoolers to Support Persecuted German Family

August 30, 2013: Wunderlich children taken to unknown locations after officials separate them from parents