Friends of THSC: The Difference-Makers in the Texas Legislature
These elected officials championed home schooling and parental rights in the Texas legislature. Read their stories as friends of THSC.
Policy Review: Victory at the 85th Texas Legislature!
Now that the 85th Texas Legislature has concluded, THSC reports several key victories protecting parental rights during the 2017 Texas Legislative session.
THSC Passes Historic CPS Reform During 85th Texas Legislative Session
The 85th Texas Legislative Session closed with significant progress reforming the ...
THSC Victories in the Texas Legislature: SB 999 & SB 11
Victories in the Texas Legislature - 2017 Texas Legislative session ...
Emergency Hearing Update: House Bill 7 and CPS Reform Progress
As passed by the House, THSC supports House Bill 7 and looks forward to continuing to work on the bill throughout the legislative process.
Legislative Update: Reforming the Child Abuse Registry to Protect Parental Rights
HB 4100 authored by home school mom and state Representative Stephanie Klick, is designed to protect parents from being unjustly placed on the registry.
Parent-Child Protection Act Filed in the Texas Legislature!
The Parent-Child Protection Act is now officially filed in the Texas Legislature. Read what this means for Texas home school families battling CPS.
Good News for Texas Families Facing CPS Investigations
The primary purpose of the bill is to close a loophole that CPS exploited to unnecessarily visit homes if they receive an anonymous tip.
Sen. Kolkhorst Files SB 738 and SB 739 to Protect Parental Rights
On February 3rd, 2017, Senator Lois Kolkhorst of House District 18 filed two essential bills to protect the rights of families in CPS cases.
CPS Reform: 4 Reforms to CPS You Can Make Happen
This January marks the beginning of the 85th Texas Legislature. Every other year in Austin, the Texas House of Representatives and Senate conduct their business for 140 days. For the third legislative session in a row, THSC is sending a squadron of lobbyist interns to fight for families. These six home school graduates, known as the THSC Watchmen, will relocate to the capital where they will live and work for five months.
