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Memphis Belle at the National Museum of the U.S. Air Force
One of the most recognizable symbols of World War II will once again report for duty exactly 75 years after its crew finished their last mission in the war against Nazi Germany on May 17, 1943. The B-17F Memphis Belle™ – the first U.S. Army Air Forces heavy bomber to...
An Oxymoron: Publicly-funded Homeschooling
During our time on the conference calls with the Indiana Advisory Committee to the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights about the School to Prison Pipeline public school dropout issue, the term “publicly-funded homeschooling” was uttered a number of times. The statement...
IAHE Declaration Regarding Government Funding
Indiana Association of Home Educators has concerns about a form of voucher known as an Education Scholarship Account that will be introduced in legislation in the 2017 session of the Indiana General Assembly.
Where Are They Now?
IAHE is asking anyone who has homeschooled in Indiana and has graduated their child from home education to fill out this survey.
A Thanksgiving Prayer and Encouragement
To live as free people still requires that we live as people of conviction. Conviction is as critical today as it was 30 years ago.
Home Educators Continue in Rights Violation Suit #IAHEtbt
On this Throwback Thursday, we revisit an April 13, 1982, article by Kathleen Donahue about an Indiana homeschool lawsuit.
Wisconsin v. Yoder #IAHEtbt
Educational freedoms Esther – a Lutheran minister by the name of William Lindholm.
Pierce v. Society of Sisters #IAHEtbt
How Catholic nuns saved homeschooling from the Ku Klux Klan
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