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Can You Accept the Filing Waiver in Good Conscience?
There are many good reasons to follow the new guidance for filing homeschool paperwork.
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14 results for Category: Burdensome Oversight
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Treaty Threatens US Protection for Children
New federal legislation supports the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child, a treaty that would transfer jurisdiction of state family and education laws to Congress—and ultimately to the UN.
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Mom Set Free, Homeschool Dad Still Demands Justice from Behind Bars
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Even School Officials Agree: CPS is not a Homeschool Enforcement Tool
Arlington District’s harassment of new homeschooling families led to over 100 parents showing up to ask for an end to rejected homeschool paperwork and unwarranted CPS investigations. What happened next was a pleasant surprise.
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Parents Homeschool for Good Reasons
This next installment of our HSLDA Responds series unpacks the many reasons behind parents' decisions to homeschool, backed by research and the personal experience of a 2nd generation homeschooling dad.
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Sixth Circuit “Right-to-Public-Education” Appeal Dismissed
In the famous words of Miracle Max, the Sixth Circuit panel’s bad decision is now all dead, not just mostly dead.
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What’s Next? 2020 Legislative Trends + Homeschooling
Our goal of course, is to guard the ability of loving parents to teach, protect, and nurture their children.
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Will the Supreme Court Rein in this Rogue School District?
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State Officials Issue More Demands That Don’t Square with Homeschool Law
Homeschooling is a declaration of independence from public school authorities. You must also be independent in keeping your own records.
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Customized Education with Special Needs Services—How Is This Neglect?
When parents decided to provide for the special needs of one of their twins through homeschooling, officials didn’t like it and filed two court cases that dragged on for months.