With the privilege of voting comes the responsibility of choosing leaders who will guard our freedoms. On this week's programs, host Michael Farris explains the principles that form the foundation of our government–principles that should inform our choice on Election Day.
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Charles A. Pressler Jr. never thought a private art class would lead to a job that could eventually pay for college.
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In the wake of an election that was devastating to the pro-family and pro-life agenda, Considering Homeschooling (www.consideringhomeschooling.com) a nationwide homeschool recruitment group, urges Christians families to view homeschooling as a long-term means to protect the family and influence government.
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A truant officer admitted his error in checking up on a member family after our attorney sent him a letter verifying that they were in compliance with state law.
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Wichita Homeschool of Wichita, Kan., won out over 29 other teams from five states in the BEST Award category in the Frontier Trails BEST Regional Robotics Competition held Nov. 4 at the University of Arkansas – Fort Smith, taking the top honors for the second year in a row.
An article slamming homeschool parents was included in a recently published college research and writing handbook, The Concise Wadsworth Handbook, by Kirszner …
This September two Girone children left Christ the Teacher School in Glasgow to start classes in their own home in Bear, where their mom is the teacher.
Concerned that their local public school district was requesting
additional information, a member family contacted us for help. We
showed officials that their request went beyond what the law requires
and that the family's paperwork was in order.
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Member families with fewer than six students enrolled in their private school received copies of a letter from the Morongo Unified School District. The letter alarmed some of our members. It was from the Coordinator of Child Welfare and Attendance. The letter references each parents’ filing of a Private School Affidavit to establish a private school in their homes. The letter also includes a summary of the law pursuant to Education Code §48222 and §33190.
Earlier this school year, the Hernandez* family contacted the public school superintendent of Maricopa County to notify officials that their son had graduated from high school and was no longer being homeschooled. About a week later the family received a letter from the homeschool coordinator along with a homeschool withdrawal form.