Religious materials banned for B.C. home schooling

Steffenhagen, Janet. (2004, April 22). Religious materials banned for B.C. home schooling. Vancouver Sun. Retrieved 4/23/04 online (Article no longer available).  (This is not research. Clearly explain facts that state-run tax-funded school at home programs will not tolerate parents choosing and purchasing “religious” materials with tax money for educating their children and many parents who

Read More

Share this post

Homeschooling and Canadian educational politics: Rights, pluralism and pedagogical individualism

Davies, Scott; & Aurini, Janice. (2003). Homeschooling and Canadian educational politics: Rights, pluralism and pedagogical individualism. Evaluation and Research in Education, 17(2-3), 63-73. (Consider how, why, and whether homeschooling will continue to grow in Canada. Descriptions of the homeschooling community are accurate and insights and predictions are reasonable and believable. Although mention that some homeschoolers

Read More

Share this post

Donate

Change really does start at home - give today! Donate a one-time gift or provide monthly support by adding CCHE to your regular giving plan. Together, we can help change how Canadians perceive home education and see a healthier Canada emerge.

© CCHE. All rights reserved. The information provided on this site is meant for informational purposes only. The information is distributed with the understanding that it does not constitute legal advice, and it should not be relied upon as such. Readers with legal questions should consult with a qualified lawyer regarding the specifics of their particular situation. Links may be provided to third party sites that some homeschooling families have found to be helpful. You should exercise your own independent skill and judgement in making homeschool resource and curriculum choices for your family.