Tag: math
Updated on October 12, 2021 by Jeremy Young
Approved by the CRHE Board of Directors, October 12, 2021 Last week, the New York Times reported that Michael P. Farris, founder and current board chair of the Home School Legal Defense Association (HSLDA), played a key role… Read More
Updated on September 26, 2021 by Jeremy Young
For Immediate Release: Group run by homeschool alumni urges caution in predicting changes in homeschooling 09/27/2021—The Coalition for Responsible Home Education (CRHE) urges caution in predicting changes in homeschooling based on data from recent U.S. Census reports. “As… Read More
Posted on April 28, 2021 by Jeremy Young
For Immediate Release: Group run by homeschool alumni identifies vision for empowered and responsible homeschooling 04/29/2021— The Coalition for Responsible Children (CRHE) has released a Bill of Rights for Homeschooled Children. “As an organization founded and run by… Read More
Posted on April 13, 2021 by Chelsea McCracken
“There were certainly several years in which we didn’t take any sort of test. There was no way for me, as a child, to connect with anyone outside of my household. There was no way for anyone to… Read More
Updated on October 21, 2020 by CRHE
For Immediate Release: Homeschool Advocacy Group Releases Groundbreaking Study on Educational Outcomes of Homeschooled Children 08/25/2020—The Coalition for Responsible Home Education (CRHE) announces the publication of a groundbreaking study on the educational outcomes of homeschooled children. “A Meaningful… Read More
Updated on June 29, 2022 by Rachel Coleman
One of the homeschool lobby’s most touted claims is that homeschooled students score higher than public school students on the SAT. This claim, highlighted in a June 2016 news release by the National Home Education Research Institute (NHERI),… Read More
Updated on March 23, 2021 by CRHE
For Immediate Release: New data released by the NCES sparks concern over homeschoolers’ STEM access Canton, Ma., 11/7/16—To date, most research on homeschooling has been limited by its reliance on volunteer convenience samples, because few states collect or report… Read More
Updated on February 14, 2017 by Rachel Coleman
In a previous post, we explored data pointing to a homeschool math gap. What comes next? What can homeschooling parents learn from this information? In this article we use stories from homeschool graduates to examine the things that hold homeschooled students back… Read More
Updated on March 23, 2021 by Rachel Coleman
The question of how homeschooled students fare academically has been raised countless times over the past three-and-a-half decades. Numerous volunteer-based studies have compared homeschooled students’ percentile scores on standardized tests with the national average and other studies have… Read More
Tag: math
Statement on Homeschooling Leadership and Attacks on American Democracy
Updated on October 12, 2021 by Jeremy Young
Approved by the CRHE Board of Directors, October 12, 2021 Last week, the New York Times reported that Michael P. Farris, founder and current board chair of the Home School Legal Defense Association (HSLDA), played a key role… Read More
Category: Blog, News, Press Release, Research Tags: academics, Alaska, math
U.S. Census Report Showing Massive Increase in Homeschooling is Premature
Updated on September 26, 2021 by Jeremy Young
For Immediate Release: Group run by homeschool alumni urges caution in predicting changes in homeschooling 09/27/2021—The Coalition for Responsible Home Education (CRHE) urges caution in predicting changes in homeschooling based on data from recent U.S. Census reports. “As… Read More
Category: Blog, News, Press Release, Research Tags: academics, Alaska, math
Homeschool Group Publishes Bill of Rights for Homeschooled Children
Posted on April 28, 2021 by Jeremy Young
For Immediate Release: Group run by homeschool alumni identifies vision for empowered and responsible homeschooling 04/29/2021— The Coalition for Responsible Children (CRHE) has released a Bill of Rights for Homeschooled Children. “As an organization founded and run by… Read More
Category: Blog, News, Press Release, Research Tags: academics, Alaska, math
Hope M.: “I don’t even know how many people knew we existed”
Posted on April 13, 2021 by Chelsea McCracken
“There were certainly several years in which we didn’t take any sort of test. There was no way for me, as a child, to connect with anyone outside of my household. There was no way for anyone to… Read More
Category: Testimonial Tags: alumni testimonial, child abuse, educational neglect, math, Minnesota, negative testimonial, sexual abuse, testimonial, transcript
Advocacy Group Releases Groundbreaking Study on Homeschooling Outcomes
Updated on October 21, 2020 by CRHE
For Immediate Release: Homeschool Advocacy Group Releases Groundbreaking Study on Educational Outcomes of Homeschooled Children 08/25/2020—The Coalition for Responsible Home Education (CRHE) announces the publication of a groundbreaking study on the educational outcomes of homeschooled children. “A Meaningful… Read More
Category: Blog, News, Press Release, Research Tags: academics, Alaska, math
Should We Be Concerned about Low Homeschool SAT-Taking?
Updated on June 29, 2022 by Rachel Coleman
One of the homeschool lobby’s most touted claims is that homeschooled students score higher than public school students on the SAT. This claim, highlighted in a June 2016 news release by the National Home Education Research Institute (NHERI),… Read More
Category: Blog, Research Tags: college, community college, math, original research, SAT
New Homeschool Data Raises Questions about STEM Access
Updated on March 23, 2021 by CRHE
For Immediate Release: New data released by the NCES sparks concern over homeschoolers’ STEM access Canton, Ma., 11/7/16—To date, most research on homeschooling has been limited by its reliance on volunteer convenience samples, because few states collect or report… Read More
Category: Press Release Tags: math, National Center for Education Statistics, science, STEM
The Homeschool Math Gap: The Stories
Updated on February 14, 2017 by Rachel Coleman
In a previous post, we explored data pointing to a homeschool math gap. What comes next? What can homeschooling parents learn from this information? In this article we use stories from homeschool graduates to examine the things that hold homeschooled students back… Read More
Category: Blog Tags: academics, educational neglect, math
The Homeschool Math Gap: The Data
Updated on March 23, 2021 by Rachel Coleman
The question of how homeschooled students fare academically has been raised countless times over the past three-and-a-half decades. Numerous volunteer-based studies have compared homeschooled students’ percentile scores on standardized tests with the national average and other studies have… Read More
Category: Blog, Research Tags: academics, math, original research