E•vent Library

If you’re a home educator in Alabama, you won’t want to miss this informative webinar! HSLDA attorney Dewitt Black will explain what you need to do to start a successful home instruction program. Dee will clarify what information must be maintained and reported to public school officials and will address particular trouble spots in the heart of Dixie. Throughout the session, you will have the opportunity to ask Dee questions specific to homeschooling in Alabama. This is a free, members-only webinar.

Are you a homeschooling parent in North Carolina? If so, then you won’t want to miss this informative @home e-vent with HSLDA Senior Counsel Dewitt Black. New home educators and seasoned veterans alike will benefit from this overview of home instruction in North Carolina. Join Dee as he explains the legal requirements for establishing a home study program and covers matters relating to curriculum and general instruction. In addition, he'll also discuss the typical legal problems you may encounter when homeschooling. Bring your questions and register today! This is a free e-vent open to HSLDA members only.

If you’re a home educator in Tennessee, you won’t want to miss this informative webinar! HSLDA attorney Dewitt Black will explain what you need to do to start a successful home instruction program. Dee will clarify what information must be maintained and reported to public school officials, and will address particular trouble spots in your home state. Throughout the session, you will have the opportunity to ask Dee questions specific to homeschooling in Tennessee.

If you’re a home educator in Arkansas, you won’t want to miss this informative webinar! HSLDA attorney Dewitt Black will explain what you need to do to start a successful home instruction program. Dee will clarify what information must be maintained and reported to public school officials, and will address particular trouble spots in your home state. Throughout the session, you will have the opportunity to ask Dee questions specific to homeschooling in Arkansas.

Are you a homeschooling parent or teacher in Pennsylvania? Whether you’re new to home education or a seasoned veteran—this @home e-vent will address all your questions! Come join HSLDA’s Attorney Dewitt Black as he explains the options available to parents for conducting home education in Pennsylvania and covers the legal problems most often encountered between families and public school officials. He will also discuss the current legislative proposal to change the state’s homeschool law, which would require superintendents to accept the findings of the evaluator chosen by the parent and prevent the superintendent from conducting another independent review of the portfolio. Bring your questions and register today! This is a free e-vent open to HSLDA members only.

Home educators in Georgia won’t want to miss this informative webinar! HSLDA attorney Dewitt Black will explain what you need to do to get started with your home study program. Dee will clarify what information must be maintained and reported to public school officials, and will address particular trouble spots in the Peach State. Throughout the session, you will have the opportunity to ask Dee questions specific to homeschooling in Georgia.

If you’re a home educator in North Dakota, you won’t want to miss this informative webinar! HSLDA attorney Dewitt Black will explain what you need to do to start a successful home instruction program. Dee will clarify what information must be maintained and reported to public school officials, and will address particular trouble spots in your home state. Throughout the session, you will have the opportunity to ask Dee questions specific to homeschooling in North Dakota.

If you’re a homeschooling parent in Mississippi, you won’t want to miss this informative e-vent tailored specifically to your needs! HSLDA attorney Dewitt Black will explain the up-to-date legal requirements for homeschooling in your state and clarify what information must be maintained and reported to public school officials. In addition, he will address particular trouble spots in Mississippi. Throughout the session, you will have the opportunity to ask Dee questions specific to homeschooling in the Magnolia State.

Home educators in South Carolina won’t want to miss this informative e-vent! HSLDA Senior Counsel Dewitt (Dee) Black will explain what you need to do to get started with your home study program. Dee will clarify what information must be maintained and reported to public school officials, and will address particular trouble spots in the Palmetto State. Throughout the session, you will have the opportunity to ask Dee questions specific to homeschooling in South Carolina.

Are you a homeschooling parent or teacher in Connecticut? Whether you’re new to home education or a seasoned veteran—this @home e-vent will address all your questions! Come join HSLDA Senior Counsel Dewitt (Dee) Black as he explains the options available to parents for conducting home education in The Constitution State. He will also discuss the legal problems most often encountered between families and public school officials and show you how to avoid them. Bring your questions and register today!

You may be facing the prospect of homeschooling for the first time, or you may have taught your children at home for years. Either way, if you are a homeschooling parent in Montana, HSLDA Senior Counsel Dewitt (Dee) Black has advice to share with you. Dee will give an overview of Montana state law as it pertains to homeschooling, explain the requirements to establish your homeschool legally, and answer your questions. He’ll address common legal issues and how best to handle them. Make sure you sign up for this HSLDA members-only e-vent, and don’t forget to bring your questions about homeschooling in the Treasure State!

If you are homeschooling or planning to homeschool in Alaska, be sure to attend this e-vent and find out about the laws and regulations that affect you! HSLDA Senior Counsel Dewitt (Dee) Black will explain how to avoid legal problems, as well as discuss the legal issues that Alaskan homeschoolers face most often. Come with your questions and learn your various options as a homeschool parent in the Land of the Midnight Sun!

If you live in the First State, you have several options as a homeschooler! Whether you’re feeling overwhelmed by Delaware homeschool law or just want some clarity, join HSLDA Senior Counsel Dewitt (Dee) Black as he explains just what the law requires of homeschool parents. Dee will discuss how to prevent legal complications and will cover the legal issues that Delaware homeschoolers face most frequently. Find the homeschooling option that works best for you in Delaware!

Home education in the Great Lakes State may present its own special challenges, since every state’s law is different. In this e-vent, come find out what you should know about homeschooling in Michigan! HSLDA Senior Counsel Dewitt (Dee) Black will explain the state laws regarding homeschooling, and help you know how to apply them to your home education program. Whether you live in Michigan or will be moving there soon—join us to find out how you can teach your children with confidence!

Find out about the changes to Tennessee’s homeschool law that go into effect on July 1 of this year. These changes are hot off the press, as Tennessee’s governor just signed into law the significant improvements made by the legislature during its 2011 session. HSLDA Senior Counsel Dee Black will discuss all of the changes and answer any questions you have about the new law.

Pennsylvania is one of the most challenging states in which to homeschool, and if you're a home educator in this state, you may have a lot of difficulties understanding Pennsylvania law. Join HSLDA Senior Counsel Dee Black as he takes on questions that are regularly asked by homeschoolers in the Keystone State. Dee will help you ensure that you meet the standards required by Pennsylvania law, and he will also answer any questions at the end of his e-vent.

If you are a homeschooler in North Dakota, you will not want to miss this important e-vent! The Ellendale School District, with guidance from the North Dakota Department of Public Instruction, is using individual subject test scores - instead of composite scores - from standardized tests to determine whether a homeschool student must be monitored by a certified teacher or evaluated for a learning disability. Further, the school district is attempting to impose this monitoring on homeschooling families who have never been monitored before. HSLDA Senior Counsel Dewitt (Dee) Black gives an update on what HSLDA is doing to solve this problem, and what you can do to protect your homeschool.

Complying with Georgia's homeschool law can be fairly easy, but still carries its unique set of challenges. Home educators in Georgia can get their questions answered by HSLDA Senior Counsel Dee Black in this informative e-vent. Find out about testing requirements, the mandatory amount of schooling days, moving from one district to the next, and much more. Dee will cover these important issues and will answer any more questions you have for him at the end of the presentation. This is your chance as an HSLDA member to get vital information about the homeschooling law of Georgia.

Michigan's homeschool-friendly education laws are due in large part to HSLDA's legal and legislative involvement. However, the laws regarding homeschooling carry their own set of quirks, and HSLDA Senior Counsel Dee Black can answer your questions in this informative e-vent. Whether you have homeschooled in Michigan for years or are about to start, Dee will address the questions most often asked by HSLDA members, as well as any additional inquiries you may have at the end of the session. This is a great opportunity to learn all you need to know about homeschooling in the Great Lakes State!

A homeschool in the heart of Dixie is a great place to give your children a solid education, but what can you make of the two options provided by Alabama's homeschool law? After compiling the hardest and most commonly asked questions he receives, HSLDA Senior Counsel Dee Black gives you the straight details of Alabama's homeschool state law. Get vital information for your homeschool in this free, members-only e-vent.