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…their own group. Thus we have entities like Homeschoolers Anonymous, which argues that because some homeschooling families are abusive, homeschooling rather than the family is the problem. (You don’t hear…

…the Arizona Law Review. In an 80-page screed against conservative Christian homeschoolers, Bartholet proposes a “presumptive ban” on homeschooling, alleging that some parents choose homeschooling to (1) abuse their children,…

…parents to homeschool. There are reports around the country of homeschoolers increasing, simply because of this one change. In Sioux Falls, South Dakota, the number of homeschooled students has more…

…become one of the fastest-growing demographics in homeschooling, with black students making up an estimated 10 percent of the homeschooling population.” McMahon said African Americans homeschool to avoid “social promotion,…

…is watching.” Homeschoolers: Guilty Until Proven Innocent Jones uses this as a springboard to go after not only California’s surprisingly favorable homeschooling laws, but homeschooling itself. She pooh-poohs research that…

…their own children. With HSLDA’s stance on freedom in homeschooling, we certainly don’t see those laws as a bar to being involved in one-day-a-week homeschool co-ops or taking piano lessons…

Homeschooling is having a moment. The number of homeschooled students in the United States grew by 300,000 between 2007 and 2012, and now make up about 3 percent of the…

…for statewide homeschool registries. “That is how low the bar is here, at the earth’s core. Which I’m sure, according to at least one homeschooling textbook, is somewhere between soil…

…to EdChoice’s 2017 Schooling in America survey, while about 3 percent of U.S. students are currently homeschooled, about 7 percent of families would homeschool if they could. I send my…

…homeschooling must be regulated in the state. In a memo released in April just as a hearing was scheduled on the homeschooling issue, Eagan noted that, despite all the reports…

…women’s sports and men sharing bathrooms with women. Homeschooling has dramatically risen nationwide. A press release from the Texas Homeschool Coalition reports that “interest in homeschooling is already outpacing the…

…the inclusion of homeschoolers would also add another revenue stream for local schools to collect extra fees for athletics. Insulting Homeschoolers Rather than discuss the bill, Democrats responded with pointed…

…She says, “Oh, I wish we could have homeschooled!” Homeschooling has become more and more widespread over my own 13-year stint as a homeschooling mom, astronomically so in the last…

…of learning, that seems unlikely, making homeschooling an excellent option. 2. ‘102 Top Picks for Homeschool Curriculum,’ by Cathy Duffy What kind of homeschool? Cathy Duffy’s book, “102 Top Picks…

…‘Hybrid Homeschools’? This rapidly growing type of school has alternated between classroom learning and home learning for several years. It goes by many names: hybrid homeschools, college model schools, parent…

…To that end, here are five additional suggestions for anyone who is considering homeschooling or has already made the decision to do so. 1. Check Out Your Homeschooling Laws Research…

…Dana Wilson of Homeschool NowUSA says homeschooling is fundamentally different from other forms of education for two primary factors of control: “Who’s writing the check and who’s choosing the materials…

…self-centeredness, and my siblings and I grew up better for it.  Homeschooling is arguably the most central theme in “Shiny Happy People.” The docuseries suggests homeschoolers are wildly uneducated and…

…homeschooling success: Data reveals that homeschooled students do well with the large variety of curricula and methods used by parents. Regardless of parental education and income levels, homeschoolers tend to…

…8.5 million more homeschooled students. Adding the 2.5 million current homeschoolers gives us more than 10 million students homeschooling this fall. Ten million kids homeschooling in the United States would…

…with the idea that homeschooling could ensure a happy and good life. The well-known homeschool leader and pastor Josh Harris, son of a homeschooling dynasty, posted the following on his…

…percent to 18 percent homeschoolers, and Vermont went from 4 percent to 17 percent homeschoolers, in the second- and third-largest homeschooling jumps by states in 2020, respectively. Other states that…

…Texas are currently enrolled in homeschool programs. By comparison, before Covid, homeschooling nationwide “grew rapidly from 1999 to 2012 but had since remained steady at around 3.3%,” according to data…

…of 17 victims old enough to attend school were homeschooled. You read that right — the most damning evidence The Washington Post can cite to support the claim that homeschooling…

…suggest homeschooling parents are “dangerous.” The graphic accompanying the “Risks of Homeschooling” article encapsulates Harvard’s animosity to religious homeschooling parents, depicting a child trapped in a prison-house made up of…

…with lockdowns and are largely sympathetic to public schools opt to homeschool? According to the survey, “47% of new homeschoolers skewed left of center self-reporting as either progressive or liberal (vs….

…federal funds to homeschooling families, even when trying to assist those families, they threaten the very foundation that makes homeschooling successful. There is no such thing as federal dollars that…

…option to go to school or to continue homeschooling,” Parker said. “They both have elected to continue homeschooling, or to do a combination…Olivia’s main reasons for continuing to homeschool were…

…which most homeschoolers would have months to consider and a full school year to execute. Instead, let me give you a few simple ideas—informed by decades of homeschool experience—that will…

…homeschoolers.” It’s a very tiny revolt, apparently. The Post almost exclusively uses these two homeschool graduates to project onto every homeschooling family frightening images of “Handmaid’s Tale”-esque authorities keeping children…

…homeschooling threatens not just children, but society, because the majority of homeschoolers are conservative Christians, and thus indoctrinate their children with religious ideology and antidemocratic notions. “[I]t’s also important that…

…growing by leaps and bounds. Large quantities of educational materials are accessible to nearly any home simply by typing “free online homeschooling” in a web browser. Homeschool sports, once nearly…

…homeschoolers spend hundreds and somehow produce better results.  Yes, You Can Teach Your Kids! During the lockdowns, many were thrust into homeschooling without warning. It was wrong and jarring and…

…to look into the city’s treatment of homeschooling families in general. He found it was common for the district to not file families’ homeschool notices, then report them to CPS….

While American physical education programs demonstrably fail the nation’s K-12 students, Christian homeschoolers have found an alternative that’s proven far more effective. The result is that homeschooling is now a…

…Christians threatening a church’s tax-exempt status for hosting a Christian homeschool organization is entirely new. What Is Classical Conversations? Classical Conversations is a curricula and class structure many homeschooling families…