HSLDA

A perfectly normal trip to the bank ended in this family being investigated by CPS. Be careful out there. Continue...

In response to COVID-19 lawmakers and other officials have taken action to modify—or even waive—some homeschool requirements, including testing and...

A heavy volume of comments forestalled proposed changes to a state college scholarship. Continue Reading https://hslda.org/hs/state/md/2020401-Homeschoolers-Block-Maryland-Diploma-Rule-for-Rawlings-Scholarship.aspx

With homeschool requirements changed due to COVID-19, parents of 12th graders are asking whether they must have their student evaluated...

The Minnesota Legislature is working on a COVID-19 response bill. Continue Reading https://hslda.org/hs/state/mn/20200330-COVID-19-Legislation-Senate-File-4451-and-House-File-4531.aspx

Homeschool families will not be required to submit assessments upon subsequent notification for the 2020-21 school year in order to...

The Pennsylvania Legislature has waived the end-of-year evaluation and testing requirements and the minimum instructional time requirements for homeschooling families...

What does the governor’s order to close Virginia’s schools mean for current and prospective homeschool families? Here are six points...

HSLDA is on the agenda, but we’re not invited. One of the organizers, Professor Elizabeth Bartholet, recently recommended “a presumptive...

When parents decided to provide for the special needs of one of their twins through homeschooling, officials didn’t like it...

Continue to comply with the legal requirements set by state law for assessments, but use the flexibility the law allows....

First an earthquake, then COVID-19 caused Puerto Rico’s schools to shut down and prompted parents to try homeschooling. What started...