Legal status and resources on homeschooling in Germany. 

Dirk and Petra Wunderlich fight for the right to homeschool their children—a right that that is not recognized in Germany.

Learn more about the Wunderlich family and their fight for homeschool freedom in Germany!

Romeike family told to leave US in four weeks and return to Germany

Immigration Judge says Germany violated basic human rights—rules Romeike family can stay in the United States.

October 6, 2009: Four German children were seized by French officials after escaping persecution in Germany for homeschooling

Germany’s antipathy toward home education seems to have infected lawmakers representing the neighboring German-speaking Community in Belgium

A grand homeschooling experiment is underway in Germany—a country where homeschoolers have been oppressed by the government. Now, a German homeschool group is seeing an opportunity.

September 10, 2013: Dirk and Petra Wunderlich have not only had their children seized by the state but have been pressured into remaining in Germany.

As of May 26, 2015, the German high court believes that children belong to the state. But the United States Supreme Court affirms that children are free individuals under the care and tutelage of their parents. Which is it?