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Scott W. Somerville, Esq.
Scott Somerville went to Harvard Law School with five children in 1989
and graduated with honors (and a sixth child) in 1992. Before he was a
lawyer, Scott was a homeschool activist—as the first president of
Christian Home Educators of New Hampshire, Scott battled the New
Hampshire rules revision subcommittee to a standstill in their effort to
triple the regulations on homeschoolers. That brush with the law was
enough to induce him to quit his day job as a programmer, put the house
on the market, and move the whole family down to Cambridge,
Massachusetts. Scott went straight from Harvard to Home School Legal
Defense Association, where he was a staff attorney for 14 years.
In October 2006, Scott left his full-time position at HSLDA to begin
the K-Dad Network. He remains of counsel to
HSLDA.
Scott has written and spoken extensively on subjects ranging from
parental rights to the privacy of the home, but his central concern has
always been for the homeschool family—especially the homeschool dad.
“The Christian homeschooling father is uniquely positioned to truly gain
the desires of his heart: a loving wife, a happy home, wise sons, and
delightful daughters,” says Scott. “There are treasures hidden in his
home—all he needs to know is where to dig!”
Scott combines his personal experience of over 20 years of
homeschooling with his professional expertise. After providing legal
assistance to thousands of individual homeschoolers across America, he
knows as much about the peril and promise of homeschooling as any man in
America. Scott and his wife, Marcia, have put their collective
homeschool wisdom together in a series of seminars for couples that
include “Building Your Homeschool Together” and a special February-only
couples’ retreat, “Come Away with Me.” Scott also teaches a weekend
seminar for men entitled “Principles for Principals.” More information
about Scott and Marcia’s seminars is available at LampstandLive.com.
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