Georgia Pending Homeschool Legislation
No homeschool bills are pending in Georgia before the 2027 session begins January 11. SB 63, which opened the SAT, ACT, and AP exams to home study students, took effect in 2025.
Read MoreNo homeschool bills are pending in Georgia before the 2027 session begins January 11. SB 63, which opened the SAT, ACT, and AP exams to home study students, took effect in 2025.
Read MoreNo homeschool bills are pending in Florida before the 2027 session begins March 2. SB 538, which rewrote the Craig Dickinson Act on extracurriculars, took effect July 1, 2026.
Read MoreNo homeschool bills are pending before the D.C. Council. Permanent bills without final reading by December 15 lapse when Council Period 26 ends; Council Period 27 begins in January 2027.
Read MoreNo homeschool bills are pending in Delaware until the 2027 session begins January 12, 2027. HB 350, a study of homeschool extracurricular access, was signed in July.
Read MoreNo homeschool bills are pending in Connecticut until the 2027 session begins January 6, 2027. Here is what Public Act 26-37 (HB 5468) changes.
Read MoreA Pittsburgh-area hybrid homeschool program that was told to stop operating as unlicensed childcare got good news: its lawyer says the state now agrees hybrid programs and co-ops are not childcare.
Read MoreWake County school leaders in North Carolina are exploring whether to let the county’s more than 10,000 homeschool students co-enroll part-time. The board plans to revisit the idea at its December retreat.
Read MoreA homeschooled senior from Huntington, New York, has been named a Commended Student in the 2027 National Merit Scholarship Program, and she has already earned 36 college credits.
Read MoreA faith-based homeschool co-op and enrichment programs offered through the St. Thomas Chaldean Diocese have grown, and families say they have found real community.
Read MoreThe Red River Rattlers won their second straight 18U national championship at this year’s Homeschool Nationals, sweeping FBCHA in the title match.
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