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Home Schooling
Sites dealing with the political aspects of homeschooling belong in this category:
* Proposed national, federal, or local legislation
* Daytime curfews
* Regulations for testing, registering, government oversight
* Lobbying efforts of homeschooling advocacy groups
* Government homeschooling programs
* Charter and voucher programs that include homeschoolers
* Anything in the political arena affecting a family's right to homeschool
* Proposed national, federal, or local legislation
* Daytime curfews
* Regulations for testing, registering, government oversight
* Lobbying efforts of homeschooling advocacy groups
* Government homeschooling programs
* Charter and voucher programs that include homeschoolers
* Anything in the political arena affecting a family's right to homeschool
Sites in Home Schooling
Speak Out
1996 article by then-Governor George W. Bush stating his support for education at home.
Seduction of Homeschooling Families
Foundation for Economic Education warns about governmental control through the establishment of public umbrella programs. An article by Chris Cardiff.
The Freedom Movement
Samuel L. Blumenfeld discusses the relationship between the government and modern public education, and the role of the homeschooling movement.
Homeschool World
Read articles, find resources, events, and experts, and participate in discussion forums.
Homeschoolmum - My Thoughts on Homeschooling
Mother's blog includes book and curriculum recommendations, educational philosophy, and tips for parents.
Kid Universe - The Curfew Police
Read an argument against daytime curfews for children, and repercussions for children educated at home.
Home School Report
Comparison of test scores of children educated at home, and children educated in state schools.
Houston Unschoolers Group (HUG): Curfews
Read a discussion of local curfew laws as a civil issue separate from a homeschooling issue.
Cato Institute: Homeschooling: Back to the Future?
An analysis of factors contributing to the growing popularity and products of schooling at home.
The Why of Homeschool
Covers the primary arguments, its legal status, and the results from this method of education.
More Information about Home School Legal Defense Association (HSLDA)
A critical look at HSLDA, and examination of legalities of homeschooling.
Homeschool Oasis
Over one hundred articles by different authors cover a variety of concerns, many from a Christian perspective. |
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