Homeschool News Archives

In December, a truant officer visited the Peregrina household and then sent a summons for their son’s alleged truancy.

This is a great opportunity for homeschool students to demonstrate their talents and abilities.

The 6th U.S. Circuit Court of appeals has agreed to hear the case of a Christian family from Germany seeking asylum.

Superintendents go to such lengths to “invite” homeschoolers into their office, that there seems to be no other explanation.

Sobering Thoughts from the Romeike Case in Germany

A homeschooler who attended college was told to take the GED or else he couldn’t graduate.

Proposed Bill 374 would require all homeschooled children ages 12, 14, and 17 to undergo a behavioral health assessment.

Mike Farris is defending the right of American citizens to engage in the democratic process for religious reasons.

Should a family's school schedule have to coincide with the public school system?

Can Children with Learning Disabilities Homeschool?

The D.T. family wanted to exempt their 5-year-old from school attendance, so they sent the proper notice to the Salem public school system.

What would you do if a police officer came to the door of your home and demanded to be allowed inside? Would you ask to see a warrant? Or would you...

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Mike Donnelly, director of international relations for HSLDA, welcomes the attention that has been given to the topic of homeschooling.

A Swedish appeals court reversed a ruling in favor of Annie and Christer Johansson and terminated their parental rights.