For years, thousands of parents have chosen to take their children out of mainstream public and private schools, for the benefit of learning and teaching at home. Now a new bill could change the face of home education, giving the state more power to dictate how homeschooling should be done. Carte Blanche explores this changing landscape.
Homeschooling at Risk | Carte Blanche | M-Net - Feb 2019
https://www.sahomeschoolers.org/various-resources/documents/145-homeschooling-at-risk-carte-blanche-m-net.html
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