Michael Smith broke the law in 1981—without knowing it—by choosing to homeschool his children.
Head here to see more interviews exploring the history of homeschooling in America: https://t.co/5j3k6eJqWp
Abraham Hamilton III explores the worldview which shaped the homeschooling movement, and the worldview behind today's opposition to homeschooling.
Watch the full interviews at https://t.co/5j3k6eJYLX exploring the history of homeschooling in America.
Is this true for your family?
"A lot of families are (homeschooling) not because they have some ideological or philosophical commitment to it. They're just recognizing it as a means to meet whatever needs happen to be present for that particular child." https://t.co/ZTVpBR77QB
When you give, you show up. And there is a dignity in that giving, which our culture rarely names. The world imagines charity flowing one way—from the strong down to the struggling. But in Scripture we see that it flows both directions. Generosity is the image of a generous God at work in you.
When you give, you are not a rescuer stooping toward the rescued. You are a neighbor taking your place in the communal body—bound to the families you help in mutual dignity, as you are both colaborers in one work. And the roles are not fixed. “I look forward to one day being able to bless someone else financially, as you all have,” one grant recipient told us.
Today’s receiver is tomorrow’s giver.
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If you are able, we welcome you to give to our Compassion grant fund that helps homeschool families afford curriculum and supplies as they walk through challenging times: https://t.co/VsmLVcA7vo
If you know someone who could use the help of a homeschool grant, head to https://t.co/5qKwWWnXMR for more info.
Thank you for joining with us to make homeschooling possible for more families.
Nothing happens in a vacuum. Dr. Doug Favelo traces the ideas and events of the American Revolution to the Declaration of Independence and, ultimately, the homeschooling movement.
Head to https://t.co/5j3k6eJqWp for the extended interviews exploring the history of homeschooling.
To all our Veterans,
Thank you from the bottom of our hearts for the sacrifices you have made for our country. We honor your service and are grateful for your courage.
To those still serving, and to your families, you are in our hearts and prayers.
--Your HSLDA Staff
Did you know that homeschooling did not used to be legal in America? HSLDA founder Michael Farris details the legal foundations that ultimately won homeschool freedom and the ongoing fight still required to keep it.
Head to https://t.co/NfaewZBp5c to see more interviews exploring the history of homeschooling in America.
The role of government is to secure that liberty, not take it away.
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As we look ahead to legislative season, we are so thankful for our supporters who continue to make this work to defend and advance homeschool freedom for future generations possible.
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If you are not already connected with us, we invite you to sign up for our free email updates at https://t.co/BQdyHjHgDs
Brianna switched to homeschooling so that she could spend more time with her friend, Carsen, who has osteosarcoma, a type of bone cancer. https://t.co/tOaMHZvOFV
We released a video documenting how the freedoms secured in our founding set the stage for the freedom that grounds the modern homeschooling movement.
Historians, homeschooling pioneers, and HSLDA founders shared their perspectives.
We hope you are inspired by them, as we have been!
Watch here: https://t.co/NfaewZBp5c
“As we have seen the homeschooling community grow over more than 30 years, we have been delighted to see increasing numbers of students complete their formal studies at home and continue into every avenue of post- secondary learning.” https://t.co/YlasDXfCgO
Job opening! HSLDA is looking for a Development Coordinator who has a heart for our mission, a gift for building relationships, and exceptional organizational skills. Learn more here: https://t.co/1H1BUIIitA
"The Home School Graduation Recognition Act is a win-win. It benefits institutions of higher education amid declining enrollment. Colleges and universities, as well as trade schools, can safely accept homeschool high school graduates without fearing that the U.S. Department of Education will question their acceptance practices.
Second, and more importantly, it will benefit homeschool students. It will ensure that a homeschool student who works hard and graduates with a homeschool high school diploma can go to college without worrying about his or her diploma being unfairly scrutinized.
We ask the U.S. Senate to act swiftly to pass the Home School Graduation Recognition Act."
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As we prepare for another busy legislative season in a few months, here are ways you can help:
• Get legal updates by joining our email list at https://t.co/BQdyHjHOt0 and following us on Facebook, Instagram, and X.
• Meet your legislators: If they already know you, they will be more likely to listen when reviewing bills.
• Donate at https://t.co/VsmLVcA7vo: Funds help our legal team monitor bills, work with legislators, travel to hearings and Capitol Days, and show up in court for member families.
• Talk to your neighbors and share why you love homeschooling, so that negative media stories aren’t the only ones they hear.
• Pray
HSLDA co-founder Michael Farris, who has watched these battles for 43 years, summarizes them with a single rule: In a legislature, victory goes to the side with the most participation. If more people show up, that side wins.
Thank you for partnering with us to defend and promote homeschool freedom today and for generations to come.
December is the midpoint of the school year, the perfect time to pause, reflect, and reset. Join us December 10 at 7:00 p.m. ET to explore your approaches, curriculum, and teaching styles with our Educational Specialists.
Register for the HSLDA member exclusive webinar here: https://t.co/ctQAPxtUNK