· Updated January 16, 2025 12:27 AM · 3 min read read
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Homeschooling has been legally recognized in all 50 states as a viable education choice for families since 1993, but the battle to protect homeschooling rights is far from over. All too frequently, state legislators, local policymakers, and school district officials create new roadblocks for homeschooling parents, challenging their right to educate their children as they choose.
In some cases, these roadblocks include urging homeschooling parents to comply with school district policies or deman
Homeschooling has been legally recognized in all 50 states as a viable education choice for families since 1993, but the battle to protect homeschooling rights is far from over. All too frequently, state legislators, local policymakers, and school district officials create new roadblocks for homeschooling parents, challenging their right to educate their children as they choose.
In some cases, these roadblocks include urging homeschooling parents to comply with school district policies or deman…