October 17, 2026

Homeschool in the News: Laws, Funding & Programs Across the USA. October Week 3, 2026

Most homeschooling families also have a child in a regular school, Virginia hits a record 66,117 homeschoolers, and Arkansas homeschoolers post the top EFA test scores.
October 10, 2026

Homeschool in the News: Laws, Funding & Programs Across the USA, October Week 2, 2026

A Maryland teen gets into JROTC after his district says no, an Oregon mom sues over Christian curriculum, and the federal scholarship tax credit rules leave the homeschool question open.
September 26, 2026

Homeschool in the News: Laws, Funding & Programs Across the USA, September Week 4, 2026

Iowa says a parent-signed diploma has to be honored, the Supreme Court moves California's deadline to October 23, Texas posts its homeschool sports opt-out list, and the IRS finally publishes the official list of states in the new scholarship tax credit.
September 19, 2026

Homeschool in the News: Laws, Funding & Programs Across the USA, September Week 3, 2026

Welcome back to our weekly roundup. The Senate is back in session, the fall field-trip calendar is filling up, and this week the lead story is […]
September 12, 2026

Homeschool in the News: Laws, Funding & Programs Across the USA, September Week 2, 2026

Welcome back to our weekly roundup. We are a week into September, the deadlines are stacking up, and this week the biggest news is not a […]
September 5, 2026

Homeschool in the News: Laws, Funding & Programs Across the USA, September Week 1, 2026

Every story below links to where we got it, so you can check any of it yourself. Where a state agency or the organization itself publishes […]
August 1, 2026

Homeschool in the News: Laws, Funding & Programs Across the USA, August Week 1, 2026

Welcome back to our weekly roundup of what is happening in homeschooling across the country. This week there is a rule change worth understanding, a free […]
June 6, 2026

Homeschool in the News: Laws, Funding & Programs Across the USA. June Week 1, 2026

This week, the school choice landscape keeps shifting, two states moved in completely opposite directions on oversight, Alabama released its first real ESA retention data, Texas […]