HSLDA intervened when, without proper authority, a public school superintendent tried to require conditions under which he would allow a member family to homeschool.

Rapidly growing in numbers, homeschoolers once again show they excel academically.

Recently, ACT published its results for 2009. On a scale of 1–36 homeschoolers scored an average of 22.5, which beat the national average of 21.1.

August 27, 2009: A new program seeks to educate German students and their families on the advantages of homeschooling. It also offers a unique cross cultural experience for your child.

“Homeschooling is the sleeping giant of the American education system,” is the opening line of a recent article by Washington Post education columnist Jay Mathews.

HSLDA helped two homeschooled teens avoid wrongful truancy charges after they were apprehended by Los Angeles police.

August 21, 2009: Homeschooling continues to expand in Mexico as evidenced by the growth in attendance and support of the annual El Hogar Educador conference.

College admissions officials quickly reinstated a homeschooled graduate after HSLDA explained that denying him admissions could be construed as discriminatory.

A member family was bombarded with letters and threats to terminate their homeschool program until HSLDA intervened.

A member family asked HSLDA for assistance when the husband’s employer denied health insurance coverage to their homeschooled high school son.

A member family contacted HSLDA after public school officials requested they file a notice of intent with more information than the law requires.