The Frontiersman, a newspaper which serves Alaska’s fastest-growing community, featured an article in the Sunday edition titled “Home-school Testing Sought”:
“No other state grants more freedoms to private home schoolers than Alaska. State law allows parents to educate their children at home, free of government intervention, state testing or any other controls.
Critics, however, are fighting for greater government intervention. They claim state law is too lenient and allows for abuses and educational neglect.
Alaskan homeschoolers have been following these developments closely for weeks, and are working to broaden understanding of the relevant issues among legislators, school board members, the media and others involved.
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