Parents who home-school their children in the District are facing tighter regulations. The new rules were written in the wake of a tragedy earlier this year in which four home-schooled children were found dead in their mother's house in Southeast. But the District's home-schooling community is concerned the new regulations may have gone too far. Join Kojo as we discuss how the government can best ensure that home-school students are receiving a quality education in safe environments.
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D.C.'s New Home-Schooling Rules
Listen Monday, Jul. 28, 2008 at 12:06 p.m. in Education, PoliticsGuests
Ethan Reedy
President, D.C. Home Educators Association
Deborah Gist
State Superintendent of Education, District of Columbia
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