California to Outlaw Homeschooling?
Hmmm, the Stalinists in our government continue their march.
Or, as Michelle Malkin noted:
Government monopolies die hard.This is something to watch. Closely. UPDATE: Did the Los Angeles Times misinterpret the court ruling?
The short version: The LA Times got it wrong in the first sentence of their article. Parents without teaching credentials can still educate their children at home under the various exemptions to mandatory public school enrollment provided in § 48220 et seq. of the Cal. Ed. Code. The parents in this case lost because they claimed that the students were enrolled in a charter school and that with minimal supervision from the school, the children were free to skip classes so the mother could teach them at home. There is no basis in law for that argument. If only the parents had attempted to homeschool their kids in one of the statutorily prescribed methods, they would have prevailed.Kudos to Gabriel Malor for digging deeper.