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• Category: Action
  • Action Needed: CO Bills HB20-1063 and HB20-1144
  • Action Needed: FL House Bill 1059
• Category: Blog
  • CRHE Board of Directors Appoints Angela Grimberg as Executive Director 
  • Arizona: Public Funds for Homeschooling Will Be Abused
  • Amid calls to homeschool after school shootings, homeschool alumni group urges caution
  • When Parents Have All The Rights, Children Have None. A Statement from the Interim Executive Director.
  • CRHE Joins Anti-Child Marriage Coalition
  • SCOTUS Abortion Decision Shows Disregard for Children’s Human Rights
  • Statement on Homeschooling Leadership and Attacks on American Democracy
  • U.S. Census Report Showing Massive Increase in Homeschooling is Premature
  • Homeschool Group Publishes Bill of Rights for Homeschooled Children
  • Advocacy Group Releases Groundbreaking Study on Homeschooling Outcomes
  • How to Create the Best Environment for COVID-19 Homeschooling
  • My COVID-19 Homeschooling Journey
  • Help! I’m Homeschooling! #COVID19
  • CRHE to Participate in Homeschooling Summit
  • It’s Okay: Thoughts from a Homeschool Grad Turned COVID-19 Homeschool Parent
  • Emergency Homeschooling: How to Support your Kids During a Coronavirus School Closure
  • The Story of Raylee Jolynn Browning: A Homeschool Homicide and Torture Case
  • Joan T.: “My dysfunctional and emotionally abusive home was my school.”
  • Sarah: “The school never did anything to enforce their regulations”
  • Alumni Group: Florida HB 1059 Could Harm Homeschooled Students
  • Ohio Cases Highlight Need to Protect Homeschooled Children
  • Letter from our Executive Director
  • Mercer County Child Homeschool Homicide Case Involved Starvation
  • School Health Requirements’ Homeschooling Loophole
  • Catherine S.: “Everyone needs a checks and balance system”
  • Homeschooled Children with Disabilities Need More Attention
  • Bea M.: “Unchecked power is perilous”
  • Homeschool Group Raises Concerns about Dropouts
  • Left in Limbo: Examining Kentucky’s 2018 Report on Homeschooling
  • Faye Marcinko: “Homeschooling in America is full of contradictions and extremes”
  • Jackie H.: “You owe your child a proper education”
  • Elle S.: “Some years I had science, most years I didn’t”
  • Erika S.: “Verbal and physical abuse was a norm”
  • Horrific Homeschool Homicide Case Changes Laws, But It Is Not Enough
  • Homeschool Alumni Group Questions TN Voucher Proposal
  • Homeschool Alumni Urge MO to Keep Record Keeping Requirement
  • Victory for Homeschooled Students in Georgia!
  • Homeschooling Used to Hide Colorado Child Abuse Death: Pattern Implicated
  • The Homeschool Community Has a Problem with Disabilities (and How to Fix It)
  • Linda P.: “I wish I could paint a happy ending to this story”
  • Exploitation of Marginalized Identities, Abuse and Torture: The Hart Children
  • No Homeschool Oversight in California: Another Child Torture Case Is Discovered
  • Report Indicates a Third of Children Removed From School to Be Homeschooled were Involved in Prior DCF Abuse/Neglect Cases
  • Jane N.: “We were completely cut off from the outside world”
  • Disability, Homeschool, Intercountry Adoption and Homicide: The Case of Hana and Immanuel Williams
  • Erica Parsons: The Hallmarks of a Homeschool Child Torture Case
  • Homeschool, Disability and Homicide: The Story of Erica Parsons
  • Victimization of Autistic Children: The Savannah Leckie Case
  • Rai Storm: “There was no gratefulness. There was no escape. It just went on and on.”
  • Brittany Randolph: “As time went on, our schedule became looser and looser”
  • Rebecca F.: “The physical abuse and neglect was obvious to me from a very early age”
  • Connecticut Study Finds High Rates of Past Child Welfare Reports Among Homeschooling Families
  • Hart Children’s Deaths Raise Questions about Homeschool Law
  • Jennifer I.: “All that was required was a note every year”
  • Homeschooling and Child Abuse: A Response to Ray and Other Apologists
  • Thirteen Starved, Chained California Children were Homeschooled
  • Jesse M.: “Some of these things would most likely not have been done if they were not required”
  • Rebecca A.: “I feel I have been denied the opportunity to live up to my potential”
  • NCES Data Points to Changing Homeschool Demographics
  • Factless Attack on Facts Falls Flat: A response to Joel Kurtinitis’ Op-Ed in the Des Moines Register
  • Why Can’t a School Act if an At-Risk Child Is Withdrawn to Be Homeschooled?
  • Fund Our Groundbreaking Homeschool Study!
  • Summer 2017 Internship Program
  • Child Abuse, Homeschooling, and the CECANF Report
  • You Can Write a Letter to the Editor!
  • E. Bradshaw: “Some kind of oversight for me would help me out”
  • Get Involved in Homeschool Reform
  • Reactionary Homeschooling
  • Arkansas Data Contradicts HSLDA’s Claims
  • Maria M.: “I’m still playing catch-up”
  • Lillie S.: “I was never once asked if I felt safe at home”
  • Should We Be Concerned about Low Homeschool SAT-Taking?
  • Sarah M.: “These assessments turned out to be easily avoided”
  • Alex H.: “I often wonder at what cost”
  • The “Unsocialized Homeschooler” and “Uneducated Homeschooler” Narratives
  • Public Funding for Homeschooling Is Not a Solution to Failing Public Schools
  • Irresponsible Reporting on Homeschooling Benefits No One
  • Simone Biles and the Homeschool Prodigy Narrative
  • Statement on Texas Supreme Court Homeschool Decision
  • Roianna: “I think complete dysregulation is dangerous and harmful”
  • CRHE Statement on Alex Radita
  • W. S. Hunter: “Parents are flawed people, like all of us”
  • Emilie Huffman: “This has been a love letter to my mom”
  • Do I Need Membership in a Homeschool Protection Agency?
  • Jessica A.: “Homeschool is an abusive parent’s dream”
  • CRHE Internships, Summer 2016!
  • Why We Have to Talk About Homeschooling and Child Abuse
  • Adult Basic Education for the Educationally Neglected Homeschool Graduate
  • How Homeschooling Prepared Me for the Peace Corps
  • Q&A with Jennifer Mathieu, Author of Devoted
  • New State Homeschool Histories! (GA & TN)
  • Resources for Homeschooling Parents!
  • So You Have a Deficient Homeschool Education. What Next?
  • CRHE Statement on Sex Offenders and Homeschooling in the Wake of the Duggar Tragedy
  • Summer Internships Available!
  • Statement Regarding California’s Senate Bill 277
  • Statement Supporting Stoni Blair and Stephen Berry and Michigan’s HB 4498
  • Statement Supporting the Report of the Sandy Hook Advisory Commission
  • Homeschool Sports Access Timeline
  • CRHE Statement on Alecia Pennington and Identification Abuse among Homeschoolers
  • Virginia School Boards and the State’s Religious Exemption
  • A Homeschool Glossary
  • CRHE Statement on Leelah Alcorn
  • Opacity in Data Reporting: A Look at Cardus (2011, 2012)
  • A Timeline of Homeschool Legislation
  • Why We Need Accountability for Portfolio Evaluators
  • The Homeschool Math Gap: The Stories
  • The Sandy Hook Advisory Commission Moves to Support Homeschoolers
  • Choosing the Data that Supports Your Agenda: A Look at Ray 2010
  • Why Self-Policing Is Not Sufficient
  • How My Parents’ Homeschooling Methods Empowered Me to Follow My Dreams
  • The Homeschool Math Gap: The Data
  • Why Homeschooling Needs Oversight: Responding to HSLDA and WORLD
  • CRHE to World Magazine: Don’t Downplay Abuse and Neglect
  • How My Parents’ Homeschooling Choices Gave Me An Excellent Education
  • Kentucky to Consider Sports Access Bill
  • Correcting the Record: A Look at Rudner 1999
  • Fruit Salad Fallacies: Explaining “Control Groups”, “Random Sampling”, and “External Validity”
  • Pennsylvania’s HB 1013 is Bad for Homeschooling
  • Why My Parents Refused to Homeschool Me and Why That Was the Right Choice—For Them
  • When Homeschool Dreams Meet Reality
  • Homeschool Alumni with Positive Experiences Call for Oversight
  • Checks and Balances: The Conservative Case for Homeschool Oversight
  • Homeschool Transcripts and Diplomas in the Admissions Process
  • My Parents Homeschooled Me Successfully (Here’s How!)
  • Homeschooling Outcomes or Sampling Problems? A Look at Ray 2003
  • What To Do if You Suspect Educational Deprivation
  • How I Was Almost Rescued from Abuse
  • Advice from a Homeschool Grad Turned Public School Teacher
  • The Interests of Every Homeschooled Child
  • The Alaska Data and Homeschool Academics
  • What about Socialization?
  • Utah: Don’t Legalize Educational Neglect!
  • Pennsylvania: HB 1013 and Accountability
  • Virginia: HB 63 and Sports Access
  • Utah: SB 39 and Senator Osmond
  • Virginia: House Joint Resolution No. 92
  • Ohio: Senate Bill 248, “Teddy’s Law”
• Category: Legislation
  • Homeschool Group Supports Accountability For Charter Funds
  • Group Wants Homeschooling Included in Connecticut Vaccine Debate
  • Washington State: Public Funds for Homeschooling Could Be Abused
  • Wisconsin Bills Would End Homeschool Sports Gray Area
  • Homeschool Group Supports Mississippi Subject Requirements
  • Homeschool Group Opposes Arizona Bill Creating Fines for Truancy
  • Homeschool Alumni Opposes Maryland Education Savings Account Bill
  • Missouri Bills Would Let Homeschooled Students Play Sports
  • Virginia Bill Would Let Homeschooled Students Play Sports
  • Hawaii Bill Would Let Homeschooled Students Play Sports
  • Homeschool Group: Colorado HB 20-1144 Would Harm Children
  • West Virginia Should Let Homeschooled Students Play Sports
  • Homeschool Advocates Urge WV Lawmakers to Pass Raylee’s Law
  • Homeschool Alumni Support Arkansas Dual Enrollment Bill
  • Alumni Group Supports CT Homeschool Notice Proposal
  • Alumni Group Supports Georgia Homeschool Bill
  • Homeschool Alumni to WV Lawmakers: Support Homeschoolers
  • Alumni Group to KY Lawmakers: Let Homeschoolers Play Sports
  • Homeschool Alumni Urge GA Lawmakers to Grant Sports Access
  • Alumni Group to NY: Give Homeschoolers Sports Access
  • Alumni Group to Hawaii: Let Homeschoolers Play Sports
  • Alumni Group Supports Iowa Homeschool Reporting Proposal
  • Alumni Group Opposes Watering Down of NY’s Homeschool Law
  • Alumni Group to WA: Foster Kids Should Not Be Homeschooled
  • Homeschool Alumni to TN Lawmakers: Support HB 917
  • Alumni Group to Louisiana: Sex Offenders Shouldn’t Homeschool
  • Alumni Group to AR: Address Homeschool Educational Neglect
  • Alumni Group Urge SC to Support Homeschoolers
  • Alumni Group Urges IL to Protect Homeschooled Students
  • Alumni Group to IA Lawmakers: Protect Homeschooled Students
  • Alumni Group to OR Lawmakers: Don’t Forget Homeschoolers
  • Alumni Group to MT Lawmakers: Stand Up for Homeschooled Kids
  • Alumni Group Urges IA Lawmakers to Restore Previous Homeschool Law
  • Alumni Group to WV: ESAs Are Not the Best Way to Support Homeschooled Students
  • Alumni Group Calls on TX Lawmakers to Grant Homeschoolers Sports Access
  • Homeschool Alumni Support South Dakota HB 1110
  • Alumni Group Urges SC Lawmakers to Give Homeschoolers Access to the ACT
  • Alumni Group Calls on MS Lawmakers to Grant Homeschoolers Sports Access
  • Alumni Group Calls on MO Lawmakers to Grant Homeschoolers Sports Access
  • Alumni Group Calls on CT Lawmakers to Grant Homeschoolers Sports Access
  • SD Lawmakers Should Keep Homeschool Assessments
  • Virginia Bill to Block Homeschool Birth Certificate Requirement Should Be Opposed
  • California Assembly Bills 2756 and 2926 will improve protections for homeschooled children in CA
  • California Assembly Bill 2756 Opens Conversation on Homeschooling
  • Hawaii SB 2323 Is a Positive Step toward Protecting Homeschooled Children
  • New Hampshire: Don’t Exempt Homeschooled Children from the Protection of Child Labor Laws
  • West Virginia Lawmakers Should Grant Homeschooled Students Sports Access
  • New Hampshire House Bill 1650 Would Legalize Educational Neglect
  • Florida Lawmakers Should Support Homeschooled Children, Not Leave Them Adrift
  • New Hampshire Lawmakers Have the Opportunity to Support Homeschooled Students
  • Kansas Should Strengthen Its Mandatory Reporter Laws
  • Gov. Burgum: Don’t Remove Homeschool Accountability
  • CRHE’s Rachel Coleman Testifies in Iowa
  • Statement: West Virginia and South Dakota Measures Make Homeschooled Children More Vulnerable
  • Statement Supporting Kentucky House Bill 76
  • 2016 Statement Supporting New York Assembly Bill 3678 and Senate Bill 2175
  • Statement Supporting West Virginia House Bill 2749
  • Statement Supporting Virginia Senate Bill 612 and House Bill 131
  • Statement Opposing West Virginia’s House Bill 4175
  • Statement Opposing South Dakota’s House Bill 1013
  • Statement Supporting Texas’ House Bill 347 and Senate Bill 391
  • Statement Supporting Texas House Bill 2794
  • Statement Supporting West Virginia’s House Bill 2749
  • Statement Supporting Virginia’s House Bill 1626
  • Statement Supporting Kansas’ Senate Bill 60
  • Statement Supporting Nebraska’s Legislature Bill 103
  • Statement Supporting Hawaii’s House Bill 468
  • 2015 Statement Supporting New York Assembly Bill 3678 and Senate Bill 2175
  • Statement Supporting Missouri’s House Bill 232
  • Statement Supporting North Dakota’s House Bill 1070
  • Statement Opposing Arkansas’ House Bill 1381
  • Statement Opposing West Virginia’s HB 2793 and SB 444
  • Statement on Pennsylvania’s Passage of HB 1013
• Category: News
  • Don’t Be Afraid to Send Your Disabled Child to Public School
  • Homeschool Advocates Support WV College Access Bill
  • Homeschool Advocates Urge Indiana Lawmakers to Pass SB 428
  • Listen to Rachel Coleman on Press Play KCRW
  • Rachel Coleman’s Interview on KNX1070
  • Voice Your Support for CRHE!
  • Statement Supporting Kentucky’s Decision to Track Homeschool Transfers
  • Executive Director Rachel Coleman on Radio Times with Marty Moss-Coane
  • CRHE’s Heather Doney on America Tonight
• Category: Policy Analysis
  • Public Funding for Homeschooling Must Come With Accountability
• Category: Press Release
  • CRHE Condemns Neo-Nazi Homeschool Network
  • Homeschool Organization Has Advice for New Homeschooling Parents
  • Homeschool Group Offers Advice to Educators
  • Homeschool Group Publishes Report for Child Welfare Workers
  • Emergency Homeschooling and Coronavirus (COVID-19) School Closures
  • Jones Case Highlights Lack of Homeschool Oversight in Oklahoma
  • Fairfield Abuse Case Highlights Lack of Oversight for Homeschooling
  • Many Homeschool Families Have Past Child Welfare Reports, CT Study Finds
  • Savannah Leckie’s Death Implicates Missouri’s Lax Homeschool Oversight
  • Iowa Legislature Hears from Homeschool Organization with a History of Opposing Child Welfare Measures
  • Kentucky Senate Bill 181 Would Create Protections for At-Risk Homeschooled Children
  • House Bill 2196 and Senate Bill 6 a Boon to West Virginia Homeschooled Students
  • House Bill 58 a Boon to Kentucky Homeschooled Students
  • Governor McAuliffe: Sign House Bill 1578
  • Natalie Finn’s Death Points to Lack of Homeschool Oversight in Iowa
  • New Homeschool Data Raises Questions about STEM Access
  • Secretary King Is Right: Homeschoolers Need More Options
  • Statement Regarding Colt Clark
  • Statement Opposing New York Assembly Bill 9091 and Senate Bill 4788
  • Statement Regarding Adrian Jones
  • Statement Regarding McIntyre v. El Paso Independent School District
  • Statement Regarding Janiya Thomas
  • Statement Supporting Iowa’s House File 214
  • Statement on the Goochland County School Board
  • Statement on the 2014 Nobel Peace Prize awarded to Kailash Satyarthi and Malala Yousafzai
  • Homeschool Graduates Launch Nonpartisan Organization to Advocate for the Legal Interests of Homeschooled Children
• Category: Research
• Category: Testimonial
  • Declan: “I want in any way I can to be the person I needed to advocate for me”
  • Candice K.: “I do not think my story is rare or even exceptional.”
  • Valerie: “I know that not everyone in my position is so lucky”
  • Abbey L.: “If anybody ever saw something concerning, nobody ever said a word.”
  • Song HyoA: “They mold me into an identity that is perfect for them, but not for me”
  • Amber Moore: “Nobody could help me except myself”
  • Mary T.: “Homeschooling tends to attract parents who value control”
  • Sage N.: “My parents were clearly unprepared to be teachers”
  • Hope M.: “I don’t even know how many people knew we existed”
  • Danielle C.: “The state never followed up on my education”
  • Amy W.: “Supporting homeschool oversight is the least we can do”
  • Reanna G.: “Homeschooling was not in MY best interest.”
  • Kelley Richey: “My mom let her mental health issues seep into every aspect of our lives”
  • Elizabeth B.: “I begged my mother to help me come up with a transcript and diploma”
  • Lynne A.: “I wasn’t protected at all”
  • Katrina B.: “My parents sincerely tried their best”
  • Eleanor Skelton: “I saw no balance”
  • Samantha Field: “It was far too easy to outright lie”
  • Sarah Jones: “I’ve been lucky”
  • Bethany Brittain: “It didn’t take long for me to lose my excitement”
  • Sarah Henderson: “We did not wish to be home schooled”
  • Jane Smith: “I am haunted by the question of what might have been different”
  • Cynthia Jeub: “I wasn’t really taught anything after I was ten years old”
  • Sierra S.: “My mom … was obviously overwhelmed”
  • Alisa Harris: “Even growing up, I knew I was one of the lucky homeschoolers”
  • Elizabeth W.: “I am a survivor”
  • Giselle Palmer: “Good home schools will show progress”
  • Holly S.: “If there had only been some protection in place”
  • Ryan Stollar: “Not everyone had parents like I did”
  • Kieryn Darkwater: “It’s so easy for people like me … to fall through the cracks”
  • Kathryn Brightbill: “I’ve seen how wonderful homeschooling can be”
  • Rachel Coleman: “Good homeschooling … is not something that happens automatically”
  • Amanda Smith: “I want a professional looking at what I’ve done”
  • LaDonna Sasscer: “We home educators should welcome accountability”
  • Lara Kondor: “I had never actually intended to homeschool my son”
  • Jackie Cordon: “I always felt very fortunate with Iowa’s homeschooling laws”
  • Keith and Gail Brightbill: “We are strong believers in accountability”
  • Jane Morgan: “I was the homeschooled kid who grew up to become a homeschool mom”
  • Chandra B.: “Protections are a necessary part of all educational systems”
  • Teresa M.: “P only cared about her check clearing.”
  • Megan P.: “I do not wish my experience on anyone”
  • Kimberly R.: “Every abuse had a magnified effect on us”
  • Lana Martin: “I suffered severe depression, suicidality, and disordered eating”
  • Jeremy C.: “For a long time, I did not support regulation of homeschooling”
  • Jamie G.: “I want to see that change, now”
  • Jennifer P.: “My parents broke the state’s homeschooling laws knowingly”
  • Arielle G.: “I was a homeschool poster child”
  • Caitlin T.: “In New Jersey, things fell apart”
  • Jerusha Lofland: “Ignorance leaves people vulnerable”
  • Amethyst Marie: “The students most affected … were girls”
• Category: Update
  • A Call for CRHE Volunteers
  • An Update on Our Progress

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