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Springfield Task Force: “Diversity” Education for Homeschoolers
A municipal proposal to bring “diversity” education to homeschoolers illustrates why it’s worthwhile to monitor the activities of government on every level.

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Who Should Issue the Diploma?


First to Allow Homeschool Parents to Issue Work Certificates


Baptist College Drops GED Demand


Money Motivates in Missouri


Medical Insurance Benefits Restored


“We Are Required to Obtain a Declaration of Homeschooled Students”


Bloomfield Demands Social Security Number, Birth Date


‘Calling HSLDA? We’ll Call the Police.’


Grain Valley Daytime Curfew Adopted


“You’re Not Going to Get Away With It!” But Family Stands Firm


Homeschoolers Thwart Daytime Curfew


Proposed Ordinance Would Impose Daytime Curfew


Zoning Enforcers Threaten Big Family


Mineral Area College Drops GED Demand

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2/2/2012Missouri--Protect Homeschool Freedom: Vote
4/13/2011Missouri--Branson Using Ploy to get "Declaration of Enrollment"
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OPEN The Missouri Legislature is in Session
1/4/2012

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Eighth Circuit Appeals Court Rules in Favor of Homeschoolers
A federal appeals court ruled unanimously in favor of HSLDA members Ron and Joann Fitzgerald on Wednesday and held that school districts may not force homeschooled children to submit to special—needs evaluations against their parents' wishes.

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