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COURT REPORT

How to Tell a Story

The opportunities and risks of the next 30 years will likely be different from those of the last 30 years—so we must adapt and be nimble. Telling our stories together, we will keep homeschooling free for future generations.
COURT REPORT

On the Shoulders of Giants...

HSLDA has been protecting the freedom of homeschooling families for 37 years. And, every once in the while, the small victories of the past coalesce into something much, much bigger.
NEWS

Homeschooling Continues to Grow in 2021

Research shows homeschooling continues to grow, and that there are many reasons why parents choose to homeschool.
NEWS

Timing is Everything

With public schools in disarray due to COVID-19, homeschooling provides millions of families with real choices to address the education of their children. Which makes professor Elizabeth Bartholet’s call for banning homeschooling terribly ill-timed.
COURT REPORT

39 Years Later: Small Battles Still Matter

NEWS

Why Will Parents Likely Continue to Homeschool During the 2021-22 School Year?

Research shows a growing number of parents are concerned about learning disruptions caused by the pandemic and controversial curriculum being promoted by some private and public schools.
COURT REPORT

Generational Wins for Homeschooling

Two homeschooled kids meet, go on to law school, become lawyers, become homeschool dads . . . and then stand up for homeschool freedom.
COURT REPORT

Roadschooling: Exploring the Possibilities

Ever thought about taking your homeschool on the road? Take a look at these four families’ answers to common questions about roadschooling, and maybe get a few tips for your family!
NEWS

Hospital Calls CPS to Stop Healthy Mom and Baby from Leaving

The family’s obstetrician said this homeschool mom and her newborn son were healthy, so he cleared them to leave the hospital. But when the family tried to go home, hospital staff labeled their decision a violation of policy and called in CPS.
NEWS

Harvard Professor: Committed to Civics and Diversity?

A nation that allows caring parents the liberty to raise and help their children flourish follows universal human rights standards.
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