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Is HSLDA a Christian organization?

Yes. HSLDA’s leaders, directors, and employees are Christians who seek to honor God by providing the very highest levels of service in defending homeschool freedom and equipping homeschoolers. And because of our beliefs, we want every family to have the freedom to direct their children’s education, no matter their background or religious affiliation. Therefore, we do not make religious beliefs a condition of membership or any other service we offer. You can learn more about HSLDA here.

Officials’ Confusion over Education Law Lands Family in Court

An Ohio family followed the law when they formed an 08 school to accommodate their religious beliefs. Unfortunately, the local officials were not familiar with the law, so they took the family to court.

Virginia Religious Exemption Memo

HSLDA members who would like to learn more about the religious exemption legislation in Virginia may read this article from our attorneys.

COURT REPORT

Your Best Homeschooling Qualification

Here’s the bottom line: being attentive, caring parents is what equips us to be good teachers—not holding a certificate.

Senators Seek to Free Cuban Homeschool Parents

As of June 12, 2019, as the US Senate prepares a resolution calling on Cuba to inject freedom into its society and release jailed homeschoolers, more parents have been imprisoned for homeschooling in the Caribbean nation.

COURT REPORT

Fighting for Freedom in Brazil and Cuba

Venezuela

Legal status and resources on homeschooling in Venezuela

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Child Labor and Work Permit Laws in New Jersey

Homeschooling? Here’s what you should know about New Jersey’s child labor laws and work permit requirements.

HSLDA, Global Liberty Alliance file Human Rights Request

May 6, 2019: HSLDA and GLA formally request that the IACHR grants precautionary measure in favor of the Rigal family in Cuba