HSLDA's legal team cuts through confusion in Indiana to help restore child support for a homeschool student.

Even though these parents logged their children onto online classes every day, public school officials accused the students of missing nine weeks of school. When the district’s mistake resulted in a CPS visit, the parents decided to make a change.

Two recent cases—and their lingering effects—underscore why HSLDA remains an advocate for homeschooling families facing intrusive CPS investigations.

A DCS investigator showed up at the front door of this homeschooling family’s home as they were in the process of moving.

A police recruiter in Indiana told a homeschool graduate his diploma might prevent him from getting a job with the force. The official didn’t know about a new law.

These families qualified for extra funds to help with their adopted children’s special needs. But officials canceled the subsidies because they don’t understand homeschool law.