Homeschool Central

How Homeschooling Became the Fastest Growing Education Model We're taking a look at how a new wave of education freedom policies is giving every family the chance to customize their child’s education.

250 Years of Freedom Includes the Freedom to Homeschool HSLDA President Emeritus Michael Smith examines the history of the right to homeschool in the United States, and why protecting that right still matters.

Homeschool Freedom Takes a Hit after Wave of Bad Legislation Amid a new wave of homeschool opposition a state legislature has enacted new restrictions on homeschooling. We’re committed to ensuring this setback does not become a trend.

Yes, You’re Smart Enough to Homeschool Your Kids The haters are wrong, says former teacher and assistant principal Daniel Buck, you are indeed smart enough to homeschool your own children.

A Different Kind of Classroom Is Outperforming Expectations More parents are turning to homeschooling for flexibility, strong academics, and greater control over their children’s education.

Homeschool flexibility optimizes deep, adaptive learning - Complete Colorado Parents and schools can learn a lot from the homeschool experience about deep and adaptive learning.

Map shows states with the most, least homeschooled students More than 15 percent of students are homeschooled in Alaska, the state with the highest share of homeschooled students.

Who Homeschools? (It’s Not Who You Think.) We surveyed a nationally representative sample of parents, providing insights into who homeschools. Who they are will surprise you.

Bad Bill Officially Dead In Illinois Illinois homeschooling families saw victory on June 1, when the legislature adjourned without advancing a bad bill out of the state House.

Pierce at 100: Supreme Court Ruling Still Protects Homeschool Freedom One hundred years after the Supreme Court issued a landmark ruling upholding parental rights, we saw a huge victory for homeschool freedom in Illinois. Learn more about the Pierce ruling and defeat of the bad Illinois bill below.