The North Carolina Division of Non-Public Education (DNPE) recently sent out a mass email to homeschool parents inviting them to a virtual record review meeting.

Here's what to do if North Carolina sends you an email saying that you have to update your homeschool enrollment information before they "close" your school.

State education officials in North Carolina told this mom from Mexico that she would have to submit an English translation of her diploma in order to homeschool. That’s not what the law says.

The North Carolina legislature passed Senate Bill 704, which includes several changes in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Here's what you need to know. 

When Pablo Rios’s sons asked him to coach them in table tennis, he had to watch YouTube videos to learn more about the sport. Ten years later, his boys are ranked in the top five in their state and are reaching out to their community.

When two families hit obstacles removing their kids from public school in order to homeschool, HSLDA stepped in.