The War Against Parents
Parents should be the last word on how their children are raised and how they are educated. We will continue to fight on all fronts to make sure that parents keep those rights in Texas!
Texas Legislative Victories for Homeschoolers
Legislative Victories for Homeschoolers & Families: THSC made historic progress on critical issues for defending innocent families & children.
Homeschooling Growth Has Exploded – Will It Continue?
We are hearing so many stories of families that are not only surviving but thriving in homeschooling in academics and discovering a less stressful family life. Over the summer, we expect to see more and more families explore the world of homeschooling!
Homeschooling Doubles and Calls for Regulation Increase
Continued Assaults Against Homeschooling: Harvard University sponsored a “Summit on Homeschooling,” an invitation-only event of proponents of severe restrictions and a “presumptive ban.”
The UIL Equal Access Bill Shouldn’t Be Controversial for Homeschoolers
UIL Equal Access Bill Shouldn’t Be Controversial: We will continue our mission of Keeping Texas Families Free and let families choose!
Homeschooling Increases By Nearly 300%
You probably know that homeschooling has been increasing, but do realize how much? Check out the numbers - they may amaze you!
Together We Can Prevent CPS from Traumatizing Children
For 4 years, THSC has been working on legislation to protect innocent children & families from trauma when CPS investigates & removes children unnecessarily.
4 Ways Rush Limbaugh Impacted Homeschooling
We were clear that we as parents wanted to personally direct our children’s education and Rush Limbaugh helped many of us do that.
Parental Rights Are a Supreme Court Issue… Again
In 2020, THSC launched a campaign to bring to the attention of the public a court case in which a judge gave a man who was not related – either by blood or by marriage – joint custody of a 4-year-old child against the wishes of a fit father.
Is child abuse on the rise as homeschooling numbers go up?
Last summer as the whole country was in the midst of an explosion of homeschooling, Harvard University was attacking homeschooling as dangerous for children and calling for laws that would “presumptively ban” the practice.
