HOME EDUCATION MAGAZINE: Can a Constitutional Amendment Protect Parental Rights?

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http://www.homeedmag.com – May 6th, 2008 – In the May - June 2008 Home Education Magazine
Larry and Susan Kaseman answer the question, Can a Constitutional Amendment Protect Parental Rights?
They write:

Parental rights are being challenged these days, and we need to work to act in ways that will maintain them. At first glance, adding a parental rights amendment to the U S Constitution might seem like a good way to make these rights more secure. In fact, some well-known homeschoolers are promoting such an amendment. However, an amendment would not protect our rights and, in fact, would actually undermine them. Fortunately, there are other, better, more effective ways to maintain our rights. This column will discuss problems with a constitutional amendment and suggest actions we can take to maintain our parental rights.

To learn about these problems and to discover actions that can be taken to maintain parental rights, visit here http://www.homeedmag.com/blogs/hemsitenotes/?p=156 where you can read or listen to the rest of it online.

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