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Homeschooled Soccer Player Aims at Going Pro

Kristin Boos went from top scorer on a homeschool club team to playing at the highest collegiate level. In two years she hopes to earn a spot on a professional team overseas.
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HSLDA Helps Grad Reach New Heights as Crane Operator

This state refused to recognize this homeschool graduate’s high school diploma and demanded he take the GED in order to enter a crane operator apprenticeship.
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Siblings Inspired Her. Dad Coached Her. Now She's a Top College Golf Prospect.

This teen earned a top-20 national ranking among graduating golfers and was named state player of the year—again.
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Michigan Legislators Say No Reason to Change Homeschool Law

Despite recent media reports calling for increased regulation of homeschooling, top-ranking Michigan legislators say the law is working just fine.
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Homeschooling Ban in Michigan Was Accidental

A broadly worded order from the Michigan governor shutting down “in-person instruction” could have been interpreted as a ban on homeschooling as well. Her office quickly clarified.
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Employer’s Objection to Homeschool Diploma Resolved in 7 Minutes

An online form for an employer in Pennsylvania wouldn’t let a Michigan homeschool grad enter her education credentials. Finding herself at an impasse, she remembered her parents had been longtime members of HSLDA. So she dialed us.
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Congressmen Break Deadlock in Social Security Battle

Many of us enjoy stable circumstances: two-parent households, steady employment, and the food, shelter, and basic necessities we need. But high school students in two states were being denied Social Security benefits because they were homeschooled.
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Sixth-Circuit Case: Flag on the Play—Instant Replay

In April 2020, a three-judge panel ruled that students in Detroit had a federal constitutional right to a basic minimum public education. Now, the full court is rehearing the case from scratch. 
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