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The Home School Court Report
VOLUME XVII, NUMBER 1
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JANUARY / FEBRUARY 2001
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A Scorecard For the 106th Congress

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Patrick Henry College expands career choices

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An overview of state legislation for 2000

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HSLDA legal contacts for 2000

Breakdown of states by regulatory policy

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Across the States
CO · GA · NJ · NY · RI
Georgia
Compulsory attendance age lowered to six

Included in Georgia Governor Roy Barnes' A-Plus Education Reform Act of 2000 (Act No. 685) were provisions that directly affect home schooling families in Georgia. Enacted April 25, 2000, in spite of intense opposition from the Georgia Home Education Association, HSLDA, and others, this law lowered the compulsory attendance age from seven to six years old.

What sounds like a simple change in the law means a lot more red tape for home school families. Now parents of six year olds must comply with numerous home study program requirements-from declarations of intent to annual progress assessments in each subject area.

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