Homeschool advocates warn Connecticut bill tightening regulations misses the point

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Connecticut is poised to enact landmark homeschool regulations, raising debate about government control over private education. 

James Mason, president of the Home School Legal Defense Association, told the Washington Examiner his organization is writing a letter to Gov. Ned Lamont (D-CT) requesting he veto House Bill 5468, in a last-ditch effort to keep the bill from becoming law. The measure passed the state legislature earlier this month after a series of cases were highlighted in which homeschooled children were abused.

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