November 7, 2026
A California homeschool grad gets his license, a Maryland teen joins JROTC, and what Tuesday's elections and the federal tax credit could mean for homeschool families.
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October 31, 2026
A Mississippi college reverses probation for a homeschool grad, Wake County weighs part-time enrollment for homeschoolers, and Florida PEP families have a new attestation step.
October 24, 2026
Johns Hopkins says homeschool growth has slowed but not stopped, a Pennsylvania hybrid gets good news, and Arkansas families have one step before quarter 2 EFA funds show up.
October 20, 2026
Minnesota offers homeschool families a K-12 Education Subtraction with no income limit and a K-12 Education Credit worth 75% of qualifying expenses up to $1,500 per child. No vendor approval needed.
October 17, 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
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.
October 3, 2026
Utah leads 18 states backing homeschool families at the Supreme Court, a Nebraska city votes to accept homeschool diplomas for city jobs, Utah's scholarship spending report, West Virginia's Hope update, and why Texas homeschoolers get no October 1 payment.
September 26, 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
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 […]