- Child Safety Accounts: A State by State Analysis - January 30, 2020
- Democrat Governor Wants To Strip School Choice Lifeline From Tens Of Thousands Of Needy Kids - June 13, 2019
- Improving Student Safety 20 Years After Columbine - May 8, 2019
The Bill of Rights Institute is sponsoring the We The Students Scholarship Essay Contest. The topic is “To what extent in the U.S. does the government – federal, state, or local – have the duty to monitor Internet content?” The grand prize winner will receive $5,000 and a scholarship to the Constitutional Academy. Six runner-ups will receive $1,250 each, and eight honorable mentions will receive $500 each.
For more information, visit the frequently asked questions and the complete rules at the Bill of Rights Institute.
Stories included in this issue of Homeschool Monthly are from School Reform News, School Choice Weekly, Freedom Pub, and several other sources.
Homeschool News
- Analysis shows homeschoolers save taxpayers billions of dollars.
- Senator Graham introduces Parental Rights Amendment.
- Idaho district to provide online courses free to homeschool families.
- North Carolina Division for Non-Public Education (DNPE) changes database rules affecting homeschoolers.
Homeschool Tips and Inspiration
- Future doctor who was homeschooled triple majors at Morehouse.
- Guiding your teen to explore career possibilities.
- It’s a great time to be a homeschooler.
Curriculum News
- Podcast – New Homeschooling Phenomenon: ‘Road Schooling’.
- Kids thrive under self-directed education.
- Delay schooling for happier, more well-adjusted children.
- The benefits of AP® and CLEP tests for college-bound teens.
Free Resources
- College entrance tests: making sense of the ACT, SAT, and CLT.
- Classic Learning Test (CLT) practice tests.
- The PSAT tests: a litany of choices for college-bound students.
Heartland Education Resources
