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CWA of VA - Now More Than Ever
October 15, 2009
Forest, VA


 

Homeschooling Under Attack      3/12/2008

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The right of parents to school their children at home is under attack across the nation, from the courts, child welfare agencies and legislatures. CWA Policy Analyst Martha Kleder speaks with Michael Smith, President of the Home School Legal Defense Association, about situations in California, Nebraska and Washington, D.C. and how homeschooling parents and those concerned with preserving parental rights can fight these attacks. Listen | Download

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