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Tag Archives: North Carolina
HOME BASED EDUCATION IN NORTH CAROLINA: A Master’s Thesis
Record: Chelsey B. Watts, “Home Based Education in North Carolina: A Case Study of Policy, Coordination, and Social Acceptance” in Master’s Degree Studies in International and Comparative Education 17 (April, 2014). Available here. Summary: Watts’ thesis was the result of … Continue reading
VACCINE-PREVENTABLE DISEASE: Tetanus Among Oklahoma Homeschoolers
Record: Matthew G. Johnson, Kristy K. Bradley, Susan Mendus, Laurence Burnsed, Rachel Clinton, and Tejpratap Tiwari, “Vaccine-Preventable Disease Among Homeschooled Children: Two Cases of Tetanus in Oklahoma” in Pediatrics 132 , no. 6 (December 2013): e1686-e1689. Available Here. Summary: Johnson … Continue reading
Posted in Health, Policy/Regulation
Tagged breastfeeding, Kristy K. Bradley, Laurence Burnsed, Matthew G. Johnson, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Pediatrics, Rachel Clinton, smoking, social marketing, Susan Mendus, Tejpratap Tiwari, Vaccine, vaccine preventable disease, Vaccine-Preventable Diseases
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State Homeschooling Enrollment Data 2013
On my old site I occasionally posted all the available data on enrollment compiled by the various states in the USA. This data is not the best for several reasons. First, many states do not collect data on enrollments at … Continue reading
Posted in Research Methodology
Tagged Arkansas, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Maine, Montana, New Hampshire, North Carolina, Oregon, Pennsylvania, South Dakota, State data, Utah, Virginia, Washington, West Virginia
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Two Brief Articles on Homeschooling and Child Abuse
Records: Daniel Pollack, “Homeschooling and Child Protection” in Policy and Practice 70, no. 1 (February 2012): 29, 35. [abridged version available here] Meggan Goodpasture, V. Denise Everett, Martha Gagliano, Aditee P. Narayan, and Sara Sinal, “Invisible Children” in North Carolina … Continue reading
Posted in Health, Policy/Regulation
Tagged Aditee P. Narayan, Banita Jacks, Child Protective Services, CPS, D.C., Daniel Pollack, Divins of Non Public Education, Division of Social Services, DNPE, DSS, Duke University, Martha Gagliano, Meggan Goodpasture, North Carolina, North Carolina Medical Journal, Policy and Practice, Sara Sinal, UNC Chapel Hill, V. Denise Everett, Wake Forest, Washington, Yeshiva University
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HOMESCHOOLING: THE FUTURE, an Argument both For and Against Increased Regulation
Record: Ronald Kreager, Jr., “Homeschooling: The Future of Education’s Most Basic Institution,” in University of Toledo Law Review, 42, no. 1 (Fall 2010): 227-233. [Excerpt available here] Summary/Critique: Kreager, a J.D. candidate at the University of Toledo College of Law, … Continue reading
Posted in Legal
Tagged Amish, Chad Olsen, HSLDA, Judith McMullen, Linda Dobson, North Carolina, Right of the Child, Ronald Kreager Jr., South Carolina Law Review, United Nations' Convention, University of Toledo College of Law, University of Toledo Law Review, Wisconsin v. Yoder
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EQUAL ACCESS: a Lawyer argues for Full Homeschooler Access to Public Education Resources
Record: John T. Plecnik, “Equal Access to Public Education: An Examination of the State Constitutional and Statutory Rights of Nonpublic Students to Participate in Public School Programs on a Part-Time Basis in North Carolina and Across the Nation,” published in … Continue reading
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Tagged John T. Plecnik, North Carolina
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