California Homeschool
Legal Challenge
2nd Appeals Court to Reconsider
The Second District Court of Appeal in Los Angeles had decided to grant a rehearing
of the case that reverberated through the homeschooling community. In a surprise
decision the court has hinted that it may re-evaluate the entire February 28th ruling.
The San Francisco Chronicle wrote in its article today:
"A state appeals court has agreed to reconsider its decision last month that
barred homeschooling by parents who lack teaching credentials, raising the possibility
that the judges will change a decision that has infuriated homeschool advocates nationwide.
It is not unusual for appeals courts to reconsider decisions, and the result is often
a minor revision that leaves the original conclusion unchanged. But the three-judge panel
in the homeschooling case hinted at a re-evaluation of its entire Feb. 28 ruling by inviting
written arguments from state and local education officials and teachers' unions."
This is tremendous news for the homeschool community, who has rallied the troops in opposition
to the blanket ruling brought down by the court, making homeschooling illegal in the State of California.
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