The school district failed to help Luke for six years, but now he’s flourishing after his mom chose to homeschool.

Unyielding school administrators wouldn’t accommodate the therapy schedule of this 9-year-old with special needs.

As we point out in our letter, officials at several public school districts have told homeschooling parents that if they do not provide this information their children will be considered truant.

These misrepresentations are happening because many families are transferring their children from public school to homeschooling.

Although Josilyn had been legally homeschooling her son since January—and she had submitted all the right paperwork—the school district marked him as truant and turned Josilyn over to DCF. HSLDA has filed a lawsuit on her behalf. Watch her story.

When this school district changed its homeschooling requirements without telling anyone, CPS started showing up at homeschooling families’ doors. Here’s how it has affected the local homeschool community. Watch their story.

Several families contacted HSLDA after a public school social worker dropped by for no specific reason and asked to photograph homeschool records with his phone.