A Pennsylvania homeschool family can file an unsworn declaration (meaning no notary signature is required) rather than an affidavit.

Last time, they wanted this homeschool mom to hand in a health form the law doesn’t require. This year, they told her to test her daughter using an exam based partially on Common Core. On both occasions she asked HSLDA for help.

We’re reminding officials what the law actually says.

Pennsylvania continues to be a hotbed of extra-legal activity.

“My school district is asking for proof of immunizations, as well as proof of doctor and dental visits for my children. What should I do?”