WPA publishes enlarged edition of handbook. WPA opposes unnecessary Legislative Council study of homeschooling, refuses to serve on committee but provides accurate information. 1991 Legislative Council study committee decides not to recommend increased regulation of homeschooling. WPA resolutions affirm key role of parents in education and oppose state control of education and the family. About 300 homeschoolers attend.
Legislators agree to delete all homeschooling proposals.
WPA informs homeschoolers and other concerned parents about problems with reform legislation. Over 1,000 attend hearings in nine cities, the vast majority opposed to the legislation. WPA is influential in having some of the worst provisions removed although legislation eventually passes. 1992 WPA resolutions oppose state goals in education, America 2000, Wisconsin 2000, and education vouchers that would require the surrender of educational freedom. WPA celebrates and renews commitment at tenth annual home education conference attended by over 1,000 people.