Posted in Family life, Homeschool Law, tagged Carmen Green, Child Abuse, Coalition for Responsible Home Education, Georgetown, HARO, Heather Doney, Homeschoolers Anonymous, HOmeschooling's Invisible Children, HSLDA, Josh Powell, Libby Anne, Wisconsin v. Yoder on March 19, 2018| Leave a Comment »
Record: Carmen Green, “Educational Empowerment: A Child’s Right to Attend Public School” in The Georgetown Law Journal, 103, (2015): 1090-1133. [Available Here]
Summary: Carmen Green is a student at Georgetown Law. In this article she explores the issues of abuse and neglect among the homeschool community and whether children have a legal right to attend public school, even if the parents choose to homeschool them.
Posted in Curriculum, International Homeschooling, public school and homeschool partnerships, tagged Baywood Learning Center, Beijing Review, Bronx Zoo, Brooklyn Botanic Garden, Catholic homeschooling, Center for Architecture Foundation, Education Week, Georgetown, Graeme Hunter, Homeschooling in China, Metropolitan Museum of Art, Museum of Natural History, New York City, Paul Elie, Queens County Farm Museum, Sarah D. Sparks, The Atlantic, Theocon, Touchstone, Wyckoff Farmhouse, Yuan Yuan on October 9, 2012| 1 Comment »
Here follow a few brief summaries of various articles that have appeared in the past few months that, while not scholarly, are still interesting and informative. They include a story on homeschooling in China, an advocacy piece by a conservative Catholic, a description of public/private/home school hybrids, and a homeschool diary by a New Yorker: (more…)
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