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Correcting the Record (Rudner 1999)
Updated on April 25, 2022 by Rachel Coleman
Click here to view this document as a pdf. One of the sources most commonly cited to support claims that homeschoolers outperform public schoolers academically is Home Schooling Works!, a 1999 web summary of the findings of a… Read More
Research with an Agenda (Ray 2010)
Updated on June 29, 2022 by Rachel Coleman
Click here to view this document as a pdf. One of the publications most widely cited to support the claim that homeschoolers have higher levels of academic achievement than other children is Dr. Brian D. Ray’s Progress Report… Read More
Control of Diplomas & Transcripts
Updated on March 23, 2021 by Rachel Coleman
In some cases, abusive homeschool parents use their total control over their children’s education documents—such as their transcripts or diplomas—to control their children. In other cases, neglectful homeschool parents simply fail to create these documents for their children…. Read More
The Cardus Education Survey
Updated on April 25, 2022 by Rachel Coleman
The Cardus Education Survey, which was designed to study adult graduates of Christian schools in North America, was conducted between 2007 and 2012 by the Canadian Christian think tank Cardus. Reports on the study were published in 2011… Read More
Ryan Stollar: “Not everyone had parents like I did”
Updated on May 16, 2016 by CRHE
“That moment made me realize that, while my parents were highly invested in us jumping through all the hoops to make sure we succeeded, not all parents are like that. Not all homeschool parents know how to educate their children — let alone educate them well. Not all homeschool parents care about the quality of their children’s education. Even the parents that co-existed with mine, that went to all the same meetings and conventions that mine did.”
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Rachel Coleman: “Good homeschooling … is not something that happens automatically”
Updated on May 16, 2016 by Rachel Coleman
“I was homeschooled in Indiana, a state with no oversight of homeschooling. My parents did not even have to file notice of homeschooling. All of the things my parents did—creating curriculum plans, putting together annual portfolios, having us tested—they did in an effort to homeschool us effectively and responsibly. My parents would not have found oversight of homeschooling an inconvenience or burden because they already voluntarily did everything effective homeschool oversight generally requires.”
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Hawaii
Updated on October 2, 2023 by Rachel Coleman
Homeschool statute: Parents must submit a one-time notice with the local public school principal, provide sequential instruction in a variety of subjects, maintain a curriculum record for each child, have their children tested at the end of grades 3,… Read More
Homeschooling by the Numbers
Updated on March 23, 2021 by Rachel Coleman
Most states do not collect data on the number of students being homeschooled; this makes determining the exact number of homeschooled children impossible. We can, however, make estimates. The most accurate estimates we have are those released every… Read More
Homeschooling & Educational Neglect
Updated on March 24, 2021 by Rachel Coleman
Homeschooling is an educational method; like any other educational method, it can succeed and it can fail. Given its individual nature, homeschooling is prone to far more variability than other educational methods. Parents who choose homeschooling take on a… Read More
Concealing Abuse by Homeschooling
Updated on March 23, 2021 by Rachel Coleman
Hana Williams was 13 when she died of hypothermia, shut outside in the cold by her mother as a punishment for being “rebellious.” Lydia Schatz was only 7 when she was beaten to death by her parents for… Read More