Officials claimed these homeschool graduates’ diplomas weren’t valid. HSLDA strongly disagrees.

A teen who wants to serve in the US Air Force was blocked from enrolling in JROTC because she is homeschooled. Then HSLDA stepped in.

Officials rejected a qualified teen for their city’s internship program because he is homeschooled. The teen decided to try again—with HSLDA’s help.

Despite the entreaties of local families and HSLDA, a San Diego diocese is upholding a policy that prohibits homeschool groups from using church facilities.

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

Officials at a San Diego public school have retracted an inaccurate requirement for parents who wish to withdraw their children to start homeschooling.

The current wave of new homeschoolers is also prompting a rise in misinformation from state and school officials about how to get started. We can help provide clarity.