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Case Vacated

Update RE Appellate Court Ruling - 3/27/08
HSC has received word that the 2nd appellate court will be re-hearing the case that would have made it illegal to homeschool without a teaching credential.
We understand a new hearing will be held in June. HSC's pro bono counsel, as well as pro bono counsel for several other inclusive California homeschooling groups, will be seeking approval to file amicus briefs in this matter. This is standard court procedure to ensure that the court only has to deal with briefs from counsel representing groups with a large enough interest in the case. Since the court's prior opinion was vacated when the court granted the rehearing, meaning it has no legal effect, you should keep homeschooling as you have been. It will be months before we will see another ruling in this case, but we will keep you updated.

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