Posts Tagged ‘ Home School Legal Defense Association ’

Homeschooling Goes Mainstream

Recently two homeschool advocates were guests on the Kojo Nnamdo radio show titled “Homeschooling Goes Mainstream.” The discussion centered on the history of homeschooling and the diversity of the greater homeschooling community. The guests were Celeste Land, Director of Government Affairs for the Organization of Virginia Homeschoolers, and a member of the board of...
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Misdirected Angst

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While I was away from this blog, an article by Robin West was found and quickly drew the attention of homeschoolers. I have read Robin West’s piece and found it has no credibility in the big picture, much less the nuance of homeschooling’s history and issues. While unpacking her piece in detail might be...
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The Law of Homeschooling via a school lawyer

The Law of Homeschooling Education Law Association publication was written by Brian Schwartz, counsel for the Illinois Principals Association. This monograph is particularly intriguing to this Illinois homeschooler. The state of Illinois has no homeschooling law, for instance. I reviewed a copy and have a few thoughts stemming from my immediate reservations after seeing...
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Why do moderate homeschool voices seem to be missing from the national conversation?

The first of the two pieces that initally provoked my thinking on this topic was, … Kennebec Journal, Kennebec, Maine, 21 January 2007, Letter shows most Christians miss message I was really dumbstruck by Erica Granquist’s letter to the editor (Jan. 13). She states that she is a home-schooled Christian girl. This information proves...
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    Staying InformedThe issues facing homeschoolers today are fundamentally the same as 30 years ago when HEM was first published. While communication is easier the underlying social question is, can parents be trusted with their kids? Our political positions will support this answer in the affirmative. But this is not always the case nor is it always easy to un […]

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