My family firmly requests that Indiana politicians vote no to the Lucas' Education Options Account, HB 1591. Preserve our privacy and our liberty. Keep Indiana free.
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Nellie Arnett
9 years ago
Keep it simple. Let us keep more of our money, that costs less than taking it and giving it back to us with strings attached.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
I'm signing!
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Dennis Pletcher
9 years ago
Majority of Homeschool children have higher test scores then most schools. I think they need to work on public schools first!
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Samantha Merryman
9 years ago
I have the right to teach my children at home!
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Anonymous
9 years ago
I oppose Lucas HB 1591. I want to maintain autonomy as a home educating parent.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
I oppose Lucas bill HB1591
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Chrystal Smith
9 years ago
Keep government out of homeschool options please!
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Dennis Pletcher
9 years ago
I am all for correcting the petri dishes called public schools but this is not the way to do it. Leave home schoolers alone. Send someone in to the public schools with the common sense, integrity, and character to get us away from political correctness and back on track to properly train our youth.
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Stephanie Reckers
9 years ago
I oppose Lucas bill HB1591, We do not want government money.
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Rachel Winchester
9 years ago
We oppose Lucas bill HB 1591.
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Lynn Morgan
9 years ago
We oppose Lucas bill HB 1591. We do not want government regulations.
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Todd Lail
9 years ago
While I understand how someone would think this could help, more government control is almost always a costly way to create more problems and hurt those who simply want to do a good job educating their children.
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Mindy Hansen
9 years ago
We appreciate you trying to help homeschooling families - but government money is not the solution! Please consider a larger tax deduction instead. We like our homeschooling freedoms they way they are. It's part of what makes Indiana great!
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Erica McCabe
9 years ago
Keep the government out of our homes and how we choose to raise our families.
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Frannie McIntyre
9 years ago
Indiana's homeschool law is one of the only reasons we haven't moved. We have no family ties here. We stay because we have the freedom to school our autistic son and his neurotypical brothers at a pace set by each of them. We can use the methods that actually work for each child. We can assess their learning in ways that are useful for curriculum planning on an individual basis. When you take the everyday choices away from us, you take the progress away as well. We've discussed extensively what we would do if Indiana were more regulated, and our answer is that we would move. We value our freedom to make the best choices for our family. That's why we homeschool in the first place.
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Leah Worley
9 years ago
We oppose Lucas bill HB 1591.
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Lynn Couch
9 years ago
Homeschooling is an opportunity to successfully teach your child (ren) using the style and pace that encourages them to succeed with confidence.
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Sarah Stewart
9 years ago
Please do not provide monies for Homeschool families.
My family firmly requests that Indiana politicians vote no to the Lucas' Education Options Account, HB 1591. Preserve our privacy and our liberty. Keep Indiana free.
Keep it simple. Let us keep more of our money, that costs less than taking it and giving it back to us with strings attached.
I'm signing!
Majority of Homeschool children have higher test scores then most schools. I think they need to work on public schools first!
I have the right to teach my children at home!
I oppose Lucas HB 1591. I want to maintain autonomy as a home educating parent.
I oppose Lucas bill HB1591
Keep government out of homeschool options please!
I am all for correcting the petri dishes called public schools but this is not the way to do it. Leave home schoolers alone. Send someone in to the public schools with the common sense, integrity, and character to get us away from political correctness and back on track to properly train our youth.
I oppose Lucas bill HB1591, We do not want government money.
We oppose Lucas bill HB 1591.
We oppose Lucas bill HB 1591. We do not want government regulations.
While I understand how someone would think this could help, more government control is almost always a costly way to create more problems and hurt those who simply want to do a good job educating their children.
We appreciate you trying to help homeschooling families - but government money is not the solution! Please consider a larger tax deduction instead. We like our homeschooling freedoms they way they are. It's part of what makes Indiana great!
Keep the government out of our homes and how we choose to raise our families.
Indiana's homeschool law is one of the only reasons we haven't moved. We have no family ties here. We stay because we have the freedom to school our autistic son and his neurotypical brothers at a pace set by each of them. We can use the methods that actually work for each child. We can assess their learning in ways that are useful for curriculum planning on an individual basis. When you take the everyday choices away from us, you take the progress away as well. We've discussed extensively what we would do if Indiana were more regulated, and our answer is that we would move. We value our freedom to make the best choices for our family. That's why we homeschool in the first place.
We oppose Lucas bill HB 1591.
Homeschooling is an opportunity to successfully teach your child (ren) using the style and pace that encourages them to succeed with confidence.
Please do not provide monies for Homeschool families.
Please leave homeschooling as it is.