Home Schooling Resources

A minority of states have statutes that require public schools to give home schooled students access to district resources, such as school libraries, computer labs, extracurricular activities, or even academic courses. In some communities, home schoolers meet with a teacher periodically for curriculum review and suggestions. The laws of some states give districts the option of giving home schooled students access to such resources.

Advocacy Organizations

To help protect the rights of parents to legally home school their children membership organizations have been started. There are several national level groups

• Home School Legal Defense Association HSLDA (Their website is helpful for learning about each state's laws)
• Alliance for Intellectual Freedom in Education 
• American Homeschool Association 
• National Home Education Network 
• Association of HomeSchool Attorneys
• National Home Education Legal Defence

Many states also have organizations. Some believe state level groups are more effective because homeschool laws are made at the state level.

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