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Donating to HSLDA
Homeschool Legal Defense Association is a 501(c)(3) organization, contributions to which are tax deductible to the extent permitted by law.
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Handcuffed in her kitchen—Josilyn’s story: Worcester, MA
Although Josilyn had been legally homeschooling her son since January—and she had submitted all the right paperwork—the school district marked him as truant and turned Josilyn over to DCF. HSLDA has filed a lawsuit on her behalf. Watch her story.
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Grandma: HSLDA Helped Get My Case Dismissed
When my granddaughter’s serious health issues interrupted her education, I decided to homeschool her. However, paperwork misunderstandings led to a visit from child protective services and a truancy charge. That’s when I called HSLDA . . .
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Suddenly truant: the problem in Worcester, MA
When this school district changed its homeschooling requirements without telling anyone, CPS started showing up at homeschooling families’ doors. Here’s how it has affected the local homeschool community. Watch their story.
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Free Money for Homeschooling? Not Quite
A new law provides a tax credit to people who donate to certain private scholarship funds. The scholarships are available for some homeschooled and private school students. Restrictions apply.
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