If your kid is one of the 13-million students who use iReady as their primary source of education for Math, Reading, or Language Arts, it… Read More »Let’s Talk About I-Ready: The Educational Software That’s Causing A Big Stir
Another state is making waves this summer over massive changes to school choice policy. New Hampshire moved forward and passed into law a slew of… Read More »More School Choice Changes Might Be Underway
Controversial Connecticut House Bill 5468 is making news again. As we recently discussed in our first blog post about Connecticut’s HB 5468, a total of… Read More »Connecticut’s House Bill 5468 Draws Legal Challenges From HSLDA
Last month, despite significant dissent from homeschool families, the Arkansas State Board of Education approved updates to their Education Freedom Accounts (EFA) program. State officials’… Read More »Arkansas’ Educational Freedom Accounts (EFA) Undergoes Major Updates
It might be time to consider classifying your microschool as a private school, if you are interested in accessing the benefits of one of the… Read More »Federal Education Freedom Tax Credit Could Heavily Impact Microschools
Last month, New Hampshire’s Gov. Kelly Ayotte signed House Bill 1817 into law. House Bill 1817 allows students who receive educational vouchers and who are… Read More »New Hampshire’s New Law Could Be A Turning Point For Homeschoolers
In 2027, a new groundbreaking policy called the Federal Education Freedom Tax Credit is set to launch, bringing major expansion of school vouchers across the… Read More »New Details on the Federal Education Freedom Tax Credit
Last Tuesday, Senators Ted Cruz, Ashley Moody, Ted Budd, and House Representative Pat Harrigan introduced the Continuity of Military Parents’ Academic Schooling and State Standards,… Read More »What the Federal COMPASS Act Could Mean for Homeschooling Nationwide
Modern U.S-based homeschooling has grown since its humble beginnings of ~10,000 homeschoolers in its founding in the 1970s. The countercultural left felt that traditional schools… Read More »The Evolution of Homeschooling and Where We Think It’s Headed
It’s May, which means playing outside, wrapping up your classwork, and Memorial Day being just three short weeks away. It’s official: summer is just around… Read More »Combating Summer Learning Loss
