17-year-old homeschool student arrested for making online threats toward students: Sheriff
According to the Jackson County Sheriff's Office, the incident appears to be isolated and no specific school was named. All ...
Georgia homeschool students would get full access to local testing under proposed law
Homeschool students would have guaranteed access to college admission testing at their local public school under legislation ...
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Plaintiffs revive homeschool suit, naming four Alaska school districts as defendants
The plaintiffs challenge homeschoolers’ use of state funding for tuition at private and religious schools and seek to add the ...
Legislators seek to allow private, home school students chance to play sports at public schools
Members of the state legislature are seeking to allow private and home school students to play high school sports at public ...
What are school vouchers in Texas? What to know about Senate Bill 2
The Texas Senate has passed SB 2, which now awaits approval from the House. Here's what lawmakers say about the proposed ...
Jackson County officers charge homeschool student with making school threat
Jackson County sheriff's deputies arrested a 17-year-old suspect Sunday night on a felony charge of making a terroristic ...
SC Governor's School for Science & Mathematics Expands Virtual STEM Programs to Homeschool Students
The South Carolina Governor's School for Science & Mathematics (GSSM) is expanding its reach as a premier STEM education ...
Homeschool GA teen accused of making online threats toward students
A teenager is under arrest after he was accused of making online threats towards students. The Jackson County Sheriff’s ...
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Applications for Florida school vouchers break records in latest cycle
Step Up For Students is the non-profit that administers most of the state-backed vouchers. For analysts like Norín Dollard, ...
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Homeschool students would get full access to local testing under proposed law
Homeschool students would have guaranteed access to college admission testing at their local public school under legislation backed by prominent Republican state senators.