[don-o]

I may call the HSLDA about this one

I was very surprised to not read mention of them in the article. This is their kind of case. Why are they NOT involved?

Addressed in the thread a few posts up.

I am not sure on the technicalities. One poster said that HSLDA would not tale the case, because they knowingly broke the law. Another poster said the law had ab "opt out" for testing.

And, if they are not dues paying members, HSLDA may not consider the case worthy of engaging.

[cgk]

Thanks so much for the reply... I tried to read the whole thread but as I came into it at 300+ posts, I'm sure I missed a lot. ;)

I plan on homeschooling our 9 month old, and I've already decided we'll be joining HSLDA ... probably when she turns 4 or 5 and the "fight" begins, (and when our situation is a bit better). Their website is a wealth of information: it is even helping us decide where we should live. (PA vs NJ or CA or OR - where family is) and what we'll be up against.

As for their fee of $100 a year - it's a lot for us now all things considered - but it's a pittance in the long run. It's less than ISP fees which helps make things relative, and it's protection for my children.