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  • The Long Road to Homeschool Freedom; 1947-Present

    The Long Road to Homeschool Freedom; 1947-Present

    We did not always have it as good as we currently do in Nevada. Read about how we got where we are. Read More
  • HSLDA Supreme Court Case

    HSLDA Supreme Court Case

    The Loudermilk family case was heard before the United States Supreme Court. Support their cause by giving to HSLDA at www.hslda.org/LoudermilkSC. Read More
  • What do the new Education Savings Accounts mean to homeschoolers?

    What do the new Education Savings Accounts mean to homeschoolers?

    How does SB302 and the Education Savings Accounts affect homeschoolers? Can homeschoolers participate? Read More
  • Join NHN today!

    Join NHN today!

    NHN needs your support. One way you can do that is by becoming a member. NHN volunteers spend countless hours helping and advocating for homeschooling families in Nevada. Click here to see the benefits... Read More
  • 2017 Legislative wrap up

    2017 Legislative wrap up

    2017 legislative session certainly had its ups and downs for the homeschooling community. Here is your summary of the bills that NHN followed through the 2017 session. Read More
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Attacks against Homeschool Freedom

Thursday, March 26, 2020 Alerts , Blog
The Relationship Between the Degree of State Regulation of Homeschooling and the Abuse of Homeschool Children

Public School at Home

Wednesday, November 13, 2019 Blog , Newsletter
Recently there has been trouble with multiple PSAH programs. Nevada Virtual Academy was recently forced to cease operating for grades K-5 because of repeated failures to meet state standards, which earned them a 1-star rating - the lowest possible. They were also forced to cap the number of students the academy was allowed to take on for the other grade levels. NVA is not the exception. Connections Academy has a similarly shoddy record. In fact, online charter schools in general score poorly across the board.

Homeschooling VS Educational Neglect

Wednesday, November 13, 2019 Blog , Newsletter
In 2018, Nevada Homeschool Network received multiple calls from Clark County homeschool families who were being investigated for educational neglect. These calls were usually initiated by a school.

Homeschool Book Nook – November Review

Tuesday, November 12, 2019 Blog
Our first stop: Author, blogger, Youtuber, and homeschooler Jamie Erickson has been helping homeschooling parents for over a decade. Her background studies in English and literature give poetic attention to detail in the thoughts, fears, and struggles of homeschooling
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  • Mission
  • Philosophy
  • Objective
Nevada Homeschool Network (NHN) strives to advocate for homeschool freedom and the right of each family to direct the education their own children as they see best. It is our intent to respond to the wishes, concerns and interests of the homeschooling community, and to report on legislative, legal and other matters relevant to homeschooling and family education.
  • NHN serves all families interested in home education to the best of our ability regardless of race, creed, methods used, or reasons for homeschooling.
  • NHN believes there are as many educational approaches as there are students.
  • NHN believes the choice of the educational approach is the constitutional, natural and God-given right of the guardian of the child.
  • We hold that there is a constitutional right for parents to direct their child’s education. Further, that the state’s regulation of education is secondary to this parental right.
  • NHN believes citizens must maintain eternal vigilance to protect their liberty and encourages families to remain informed of home school law.
  • Network with and disseminate information to Nevada homeschool groups and individuals
  • To monitor and influence state legislation and district policies affecting homeschooling
  • To defend the right to homeschool and to maintain the least restrictive laws and policies for homeschooling
  • To sponsor symposiums or conferences in Nevada that help parents become the best parent-teachers they can be.
  • To educate families, educators, elected officials and the public on the laws and merits of home based education
  • To assist homeschoolers and support groups in establishing communication with local school officials