A homeschool graduate was told his high school diploma wasn’t good enough, and that he needed a GED to apply for a job with the sheriff’s department. Then two sheriffs got involved.

Can homeschool policies be based on public school correspondence test results? HSLDA Dir. of Research Steven Duvall discusses this as he reviews a recent study of Alaska student test scores by Chelsea McCracken and Rachel Coleman. Read our summary.

Worried about her daughter’s anxiety and reading struggles, this mom withdrew her from public school in order to homeschool. She was then threatened with truancy charges and feels she was treated differently because she is a Latina.

These homeschooled siblings racked up 800 volunteer hours on their way to qualifying for Congressional Gold Medals. That doesn’t count all the time they spend playing bluegrass.

Inspired by his father’s Army service, Caleb decided he wanted a military career at age 9. By middle school, he was aiming even higher. Too high, some said.

Professor Bartholet seems to feel that our effective advocacy has been underhanded in some way, referring to the "notorious Jonathan L. case in California." What exactly happened during that fateful case in 2008?