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Our grants are only offered to homeschooling families. To be eligible, the parent or legal guardian should:
- be privately funding their homeschool program (as opposed to it being paid for by public funds);
- conduct the majority of the schooling at home (as opposed to a daily drop-off co-op); and
- have the authority to choose their child’s studies (as opposed to having the curriculum chosen by a school).
Not homeschooling like this yet? If you want to homeschool but haven’t yet started, let HSLDA help you start strong! Check out our list of free and inexpensive curriculum and other homeschooling resources.
Anyone can create a free HSLDA account to get online resources like recorded webinars and high school transcript templates.
When you become a member, you get access to even more resources like state-specific legal forms, one-on-one contact with our attorneys and Educational Consultants, and member discounts.
To become a member, go to hslda.org/join. You will be prompted to sign into your existing online account when you start your application. If you're already signed in, you can start your application immediately.
If your family needs immediate assistance, we suggest that you expedite your membership application with the $40 rush fee. You will receive an initial contact about your legal situation within 1 business day. Because processing a rush application requires the immediate diversion of HSLDA resources, the $40 fee is nonrefundable.
Legal assistance for your current situation is not guaranteed. Be sure to include details about your situation in your application and be prepared to submit copies of relevant documentation (letters, court documents, etc.).
If we cannot assist you, you will have the option to withdraw your application and receive a refund of your membership dues (minus any rush fee).