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The Last First Day of School: Education Shifts Ahead

The article examines what may be the final traditional first day of school for some students due to evolving education options. It covers changes in how families access schooling amid policy developments. Discussions include impacts on public systems and alternative paths. Key Points Article reflects on declining enrollment in conventional public schools. Highlights growth in […]

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Hybrid Schools Open New Legal Front for School Choice

Hybrid schools are emerging as a model that blends homeschooling and classroom instruction. The article examines ongoing legal challenges related to their eligibility for public funding and choice programs. These cases test existing regulations on curriculum and parental options. Key Points Hybrid schools combine home-based and in-person learning elements. Lawsuits are exploring their access to

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Colorado Officials Debate Stricter Homeschool Enrichment Rules

Colorado state officials are discussing potential changes to rules governing homeschool enrichment programs. The focus is on determining the level of regulatory strictness for these programs. Decisions will be made by designated education policymakers. Key Points State officials will decide on the strictness of homeschool enrichment rules in Colorado. The debate involves regulatory standards for

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New York Homeschooling Surges Over 200% in 15 Years

Homeschooling participation in New York increased by more than 200 percent over a 15-year period. The growth reflects shifts in how families are pursuing K-12 education options. Data covers statewide trends in homeschool enrollment. Key Points Homeschooling in New York rose over 200% from the baseline period to present. The surge spans a 15-year timeframe

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New York Post: Elites go to war on homeschooling — just when everyone’s doing it

By Corey DeAngelis: We’re all homeschoolers now. Schools have closed for more than 55 million students nationwide, and at least 34 states have shuttered schools for the rest of the academic year. Just in time, our media and academic elites are coming out swinging against homeschooling. read more Corey DeAngelis is the executive director at

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Briscoe: Harvard Law Gets Homeschooling All Wrong

By Nicolas Briscoe In the May-June issue of the Harvard Magazine, journalist Erin O’Donnell published a piece entitled “The Risks of Homeschooling”, in which she alternated between quoting unsubstantiated assumptions and baseless accusations until, mercifully, the nearly 1000-word hit piece on America’s homeschooling parents concluded. O’Donnell relies exclusively on Harvard Law Professor Elizabeth Bartholet to

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