Homeschool News Archives

HSLDA Files Romeike v. Holder with U.S. Supreme Court

Homeschooling Too Effective?

For over a year, Representative Jeremy Thiesfeldt of Fond du Lac has been working on a “Tebow Bill” for Wisconsin—a bill that would give...

Wunderlich Children Returned on Condition of School Attendance

The time has come for us to take sustained and vigorous action on behalf of the Wunderlich family and German homeschoolers.

Last week, the U.S. Department of Education’s NCES released an eagerly awaited report on the number of homeschool students in the U.S.

German Children Seized in Shocking Raid

A simple mistake or oversight should not, and does not in our opinion, give authority to superintendents to deny parents the right to homeschool.

Mike Smith at "Homeschool Heartbeat" talks to Teresa Scanlan.

One Colorado member family faced questions about their homeschooling when they least expected it: after graduation.

The governor of North Carolina signed into law House Bill 269, which repealed the tax credit for children with disabilities and instead created...

Ohio Homeschoolers Granted Equal Access to Extra Curricular and PSEO Funding

It took a ruling from the bench for the Department of Human Services to cease pursuing an unnecessary home visit in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

Standing With the Romeike Family

Substantial Challenge to Ohio Freedom to Homeschool