| A to Z Home's Cool Web Site
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Provides summary of Texas Home Schooling regulation as well as links to articles and opinions concerning homeschooling controversies. |
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| Austin Area Homeschoolers
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Provides brief overview of Leeper v. Arlington ISD which provides the basis for homeschooling in Texas |
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| Curfew.org
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The idea behind this site is to provide ammunition for teenagers and adults that are looking to battle curfews in their hometown. This website is intended to help fight laws passed in localities, not the rules of malls, stores, or other private venues. |
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| Gail Withrow's Home Education Site
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"Texas homeschoolers have it relatively easy. Homeschools here are considered as private schools, and private schools in Texas are not regulated by the state. We've had our share of challenges, though, most notably from the Texas Education Agency back in the 80s when they were pushing to have homeschoolers arrested on truancy charges. TEA lost that battle, but the war was only just beginning. " |
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| HomeSchooling TEXAS
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Covers many of the issues and controversies surrounding homeschooling in Texas. Be prepared to think! |
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| Houston Unschoolers Groups
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Includes information and opinions relating to homeschool laws and support groups. |
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| More Infromation About Home School Legal Defence Association
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When one is afforded a wide-angle view of HSLDA and its actions, patterns emerge and questions form. Is HSLDA an organization worthy of your financial support? Visit HSLDA's site, read through the pages of this site and decide for yourself. |
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| Texas Education Agency
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Includes excerpts from the Texas Education Code as well as a letter for the education commissioner regarding homeschooling. |
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| Texas Home School Coalition
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Provides a history of home schooling and how to deal with the school district. |
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| Texas Legislature Online
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Texas Education Code online. See section 25. Also the Texas Consititution. |
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