Homeschooling in Alabama

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Mobile City Council Reverses Itself, Passes Daytime Curfew
After voting down the proposed curfew ordinance on September 13, 2011, the Mobile City Council reversed itself and passed essentially the same ordinance at its meeting on October 4, 2011.

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Proposed Mobile Daytime Curfew Defeated

Favorable Opinion from Attorney General

Legislation Affecting Homeschoolers Dies

School District Adds to Private Tutor Requirements

Attendance Officer Threatens New Homeschoolers

Controversy over “Attendance” at Church Schools

Controversy Over Meaning of “Local”

Compulsory Attendance Age Increased

Social Worker Attempts To Monitor Homeschooling

Equal Access Bills Fail

Family Narrowly Escapes Truancy Charges

Health Department Seeks Immunization Records

State Superintendent Amends Reporting Memorandum

State Compels Unauthorized Reporting

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2/8/2012	Alabama: Calls Needed to Stop Expansion of State Control over Education
12/8/2011	Alabama--Compulsory Attendance Bills for 2012
9/26/2011	Alabama -- Mobile Daytime Curfew to be Reintroduced Tomorrow
9/14/2011	Alabama -- Daytime Curfew Ordinance Fails
8/31/2011	Alabama--City Council Delays Vote on Daytime Curfew

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Alabama Resources

·	LAWS: How to legally homeschool in Alabama.
·	ORGANIZATIONS: Connect with national, state, and local support groups.
·	CASES: Defending Alabama homeschoolers in court.
·	LEGISLATION: Alabama legislation that affects homeschoolers.

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