Updated on October 26, 2023 by CRHE
For Immediate Release: Small Changes Would Increase the Resources Available to Homeschooled Students Canton, Ma., 9/23/16—This week, as reported by Politico, Education Secretary John B. King, Jr., made the following statements about homeschooling: Education Secretary John B. King… Read More
Updated on October 26, 2023 by Rachel Coleman
Last month, I dealt with the narratives that surround homeschooled elite athletes like Simone Biles, musical wunderkind, and homeschoolers who attend college early or gain admission to Ivy League schools. Like many other homeschooled students I knew, I… Read More
Updated on October 26, 2023 by Rachel Coleman
Discussions surrounding education have increasingly posited school choice as a solution to failing schools. Competition, the argument goes, will increase school quality overall. These discussions have often centered on the use of public funding to promote school choice… Read More
Month: September 2016
Secretary King Is Right: Homeschoolers Need More Options
Updated on October 26, 2023 by CRHE
For Immediate Release: Small Changes Would Increase the Resources Available to Homeschooled Students Canton, Ma., 9/23/16—This week, as reported by Politico, Education Secretary John B. King, Jr., made the following statements about homeschooling: Education Secretary John B. King… Read More
Category: Press Release, Voices for Reform Tags: athletics
The “Unsocialized Homeschooler” and “Uneducated Homeschooler” Narratives
Updated on October 26, 2023 by Rachel Coleman
Last month, I dealt with the narratives that surround homeschooled elite athletes like Simone Biles, musical wunderkind, and homeschoolers who attend college early or gain admission to Ivy League schools. Like many other homeschooled students I knew, I… Read More
Category: Blog, News, Voices for Reform Tags: educational neglect, socialization
Public Funding for Homeschooling Is Not a Solution to Failing Public Schools
Updated on October 26, 2023 by Rachel Coleman
Discussions surrounding education have increasingly posited school choice as a solution to failing schools. Competition, the argument goes, will increase school quality overall. These discussions have often centered on the use of public funding to promote school choice… Read More
Category: Blog, Press Release, Voices for Reform