Research Center
Learn About Homeschooling
Did you know that 11% of homeschooled children don’t have a parent that speaks English? Or that the number of families citing religious reasons for homeschooling is declining? Or that homeschooled students have a math gap? Are you wondering who homeschools—and why? Keep abreast of the latest research with these research summaries.
- What Is Homeschooling?
- Homeschooling by the Numbers
- Homeschool Demographics
- Motivations for Homeschooling
- Academic Achievement
- What about Socialization?
- Homeschool Outcomes
- What Scholars Say
- A History of Homeschooling
- Studies of Abuse & Neglect
Learn More About Homeschool Policy
- Homeschool Legal Options
- Homeschool Registration
- Parent Educational Qualifications
- Instruction Time & Subject Requirements
- Record Keeping
- Assessment & Intervention
- Homeschool Sports Access by State
- Homeschool Immunization Requirements
- Disability Law & Homeschooling
- Protections for At-Risk Children
- Educational Neglect Statutes
Original Research
by CRHE
- A Meaningful Measure of Homeschool Academic Achievement: Statistical Analysis of Standardized Test Performance in Alaska Public Correspondence Schools, Journal of Other Education, July 2020
- Who “Counts” as Homeschooled?: The Case of Alaska’s Correspondence Schools, Journal of Other Education, July 2020
- 2016 Homeschool Athletics Survey, conducted and analyzed by CRHE
- 2014 Survey of Homeschool Alumni, conducted by Homeschool Alumni Reaching Out, with analysis by CRHE
Research Reviews
by Dr. Chelsea McCracken
by Dr. Robert Kunzman and Dr. Milton Gaither
Other Projects
Research Notes
- CRHE Releases Groundbreaking Study on Homeschooling Outcomes (2020)
- Connecticut Study Finds High Rates of Past Child Welfare Reports (2018)
- Child Abuse, Homeschooling, and the CECANF Report (2017)
- NCES Data Points to Changing Homeschool Demographics (2017)
- Arkansas Data Contradicts HSLDA’s Claims (2017)
- New Homeschool Data Raises Questions about STEM Access (2016)
- Homeschool Transcripts and Diplomas in the Admissions Process (2014)
- Fruit Salad Fallacies (2014)
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© 2013-2024
Stoughton, MA 02072
info@responsiblehomeschooling.org
media@responsiblehomeschooling.org
(617) 765-7096
The Coalition for Responsible Home Education is a 501(c)3 nonprofit.
© 2013-2024