D.C. Homeschoolers Can Take AP Exams at Public High Schools
Homeschooled students in Washington, D.C., may take Advanced Placement exams at their local public high school. Here is how to register and what families pay.
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Mississippi Homeschool Graduate Taken Off College Probation After Review
A Mississippi community college placed a homeschool graduate on academic probation because he was homeschooled. After a closer look at his ACT score and dual-enrollment grade, the college removed him from probation.
Read MoreGettysburg Invites Homeschool Families to a Civil War Field Hospital Day
Gettysburg National Military Park will host a Homeschool Day at the George Spangler Farm, a Civil War field hospital, on March 12, 2027. Registration is required, and each family registers separately.
Read MoreColorado Pending Homeschool Legislation
No homeschool bills are pending in Colorado before the 2027 session begins January 11. In 2026, SB26-023 added rules for families who use publicly funded enrichment programs.
Read MoreFlorida’s Rewritten Craig Dickinson Act Keeps Sports Open to Home Education Students
Florida’s SB 538 rewrote the Craig Dickinson Act in 2026. Home education students keep access to school sports and activities, with parent-principal evaluation rights protected.
Read MoreCalifornia Pending Homeschool Legislation
No homeschool bills are pending in California. The 2027-2028 session convenes December 7, 2026.
Read MoreGeorgia Homeschoolers Can Take the SAT, ACT, and AP Exams at Local Schools
Georgia’s SB 63 opened the PSAT, SAT, ACT, ASVAB, and AP exams at local schools to home study students in grades 6-12. Here is how districts are putting it into practice.
Read MoreArkansas Pending Homeschool Legislation
No homeschool bills are pending in Arkansas before the 2027 regular session begins January 11, 2027.
Read MoreArizona Pending Homeschool Legislation
No homeschool bills are pending in Arizona before the 2027 session begins January 11. HB 4037, a refundable education tax credit AFHE opposed, died in 2026.
Read MoreAlaska Pending Homeschool Legislation
No homeschool bills are pending in Alaska before the 2027 session begins January 19. SB 277, which would have changed correspondence program funding, died in committee.
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