New York’s homeschooling regulation is built on a simple premise: Parents have a legal right to provide instruction at home, and school districts review the required paperwork to verify that such instruction is substantially equivalent. This structured balance found in 8 NYCRR § 100.10 is disrupted when a school district decides that parents, as a […]
New York’s homeschooling regulation is built on a simple premise: Parents have a legal right to provide instruction at home, and school districts review the required paperwork to verify that such instruction is substantially equivalent. This structured balance found in 8 NYCRR § 100.10 is disrupted when a school district decides that parents, as a […]
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