Homeschool groups provide support, access to activities, and can help stretch your education dollars. And if there isn’t one near you, we can help you start something new!

Like a car, after a homeschool group has been operating for a while, it may need a tune-up. Here are some important documents to look at.

On April 21, Nebraska governor Pete Ricketts signed LB 92, a bill that will change the way homeschool graduates are categorized for purposes of in-state tuition in the Nebraska University system.

State groups offer resources and unite your voice with other homeschoolers. Find your homeschool state group here.

HSLDA is seeing an increasing number of Wyoming public school districts sending overly burdensome and detailed forms to homeschoolers—forms that are not required by law!

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

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.

Historic legislation making it easier to homeschool and reducing the paperwork burden has taken effect. Here’s a detailed look at the changes.

Years of effort paid off this legislative session, as HSLDA and state groups persuaded state lawmakers to update homeschool regulations by leveling the playing field and reflecting the way today’s parents educate their students.

HSLDA and Homeschoolers of Maine are united in opposing this new law.