As long as the activities are not meant to take the place of education in the home the status of homeschooling will remain unchallenged. Some parents in the state have chosen not to include themselves in the class defined by Leeper. These parents feel that their home is a home, not a school, that their children s education is just part of raising a child and that the state has no say in such private matters. These parents have made an informed decision and understand the consequences. That is much different than homeschool families who are being marketed to in way that misrepresents the law and removes their families from the protection of Leeper.
School choice is important.
By supporting private businesses that cater to homeschoolers, relying on each other and opening the world of homeschooling to individuals and organizations who have something important to offer homeschoolers we can increase our choices beyond the government school model to more effective, private educational resources.