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…public, private or charter schools or separately on its own. Many describe microschools as a “mid-point” between traditional schooling and homeschooling. Most microschools are independently parent-led, but some are affiliated…
…costs of home education are assumed by the parents. C.R.S. 22-33-104.5. Curriculum and Instruction The instructor of a child being homeschooled must be a parent, guardian, or adult relative. The…
…12 percent of parents said they’d prefer homeschooling for their child. Lower income parents (18%) were more likely to prefer homeschooling compared to middle income (11%) and higher income parents…
…paperwork. Moreover, 44 percent of school parents said the amount of testing students and teachers must endure is too much. Only 22 percent of school parents said kids should be…
…General Luther Strange said the state will appeal the ruling. The Institute for Justice, a public interest law firm that represents parents participating in the Accountability Act’s school choice program,…
…Nevada’s new programs, people from parents to journalists have been asking: How much room does Nevada’s private education sector have to accommodate those students, and how far will the programs’…
…of the case. 4. Friday Freakout: Why do Parents Send Their Kids to Private Schools? This freakout sprung from a CNN Parents post titled “Public vs. private school: What’s with…
Virginia Walden-Ford was having a rough day. She had spent the morning and afternoon on Capitol Hill with a group of parents, lobbying congressional offices about a potential school voucher…
…request of Maine parents, represented by the Institute for Justice, to accept their case against Maine’s law that forbids parents from using town tuitioning funding, a form of vouchers, to…