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Archive for August 10, 2008
Major victory for homeschooling in California
August 10, 2008 by Walter Schneider.
The Gospel Road
2008 08 09
Jim Brown
Homeschoolers warned to stay vigilant
….The California Court of Appeal ruled Friday that the California Education Code allows parents to homeschool their children, reversing its original decision on the matter. The ruling means that parents do not have to obtain state credentials to teach their kids at home….(Full Story)
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