Learning cannot be contained in a place or time. Learning is too wonderful and powerful to limit it by turning it over to conventional schools. Children need the love and support of their families and communities, just as adults do. Throughout time, families have raised their children to be knowledgeable and competent adults. Having a sincere desire to homeschool qualifies a parent to homeschool.
People gain social experience and skills by interacting with a diverse group of people of all ages.
Homeschooling provides opportunities for such interaction easily and naturally. Hundreds of thousands of families are showing that homeschoolers do not need to be regulated by the state. There is no evidence that any regulations foster better homeschooling. To maintain homeschooling freedoms, homeschoolers learn what rights and responsibilities they have, refuse to do more than the minimum required by law, and avoid setting precedents that exceed the law and cause difficulty for homeschoolers. Laws and court cases cannot protect our freedoms.