Where did the foundational ideas supporting the legality of homeschooling come from? HSLDA Senior Counsel Will Estrada explores this question in the most recent edition of the Liberty University Law Review. Drawing from his experience [...]
Pennsylvania continues to be a hotbed of extra-legal activity. During the age of sail, the “doldrums” were equatorial waters in the summer when ships would often be becalmed, sometimes for weeks at a time. [...]
A federal court of appeals ruling last month protects nonprofits (including private schools and homeschools) from federal overreach in the context of Title IX regulations. Schools that receive government money have to abide by [...]
Some in the national media are calling for increased homeschool regulations. We think that’s a bad idea, and more and more legislatures agree with us. Homeschooling’s amazing growth in recent years has attracted the [...]
It happens all across the country. Parents follow the steps the law prescribes for homeschooling, but for various reasons, officials decide it isn’t enough. Suddenly, parents are faced with demands for more—more private information, [...]
