Homeschoolers and the Law

February 9, 2014 by mediaangels Leave a Comment

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Homeschoolers and the Law

This week on Life and the Law, Christine Field will discuss homeschooling laws. A recent case regarding a homeschool enrichment group will be analyzed and several other education-related stories will be highlighted.

Notes from this week’s episode:

Indiana Supreme Court to Review Lawsuit Harassing Catholic Volunteer Homeschool Group Over Meal

http://www.christiannewswire.com/news/8861273603.html

Why Some People Don’t Like Homeschoolers

http://www.babble.com/kid/why-some-people-dont-like-homeschoolers/

Students Sign Petition to Have Gun Owners Executed In Concentration Camps

http://visiontoamerica.com/16736/students-sign-petition-to-have-gun-owners-executed-in-concentration-camps/

Report: Abortions at Lowest Rate Since Roe v Wade

http://bighealthreport.com/11320/report-abortions-at-lowest-rate-since-roe-v-wade/

Tracking & Classifying Our Children From Pre-K To College

http://politicaloutcast.com/2014/01/tracking-classifying-children-pre-k-college/

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