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Oppose Lucas bill HB 1591

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Susan Cosenza
9 years ago

Thank you for working on behalf in this issue!!

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Sara Evans
9 years ago

Our family does not agree with Education Options Accounts

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Iris Jensen
9 years ago

One of my biggest reasons for moving here to Indiana was my freedom to homeschool my son with little to no interference from the government.

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J Bartlett
9 years ago

This bill is against my constitutional right to educate my children.

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Anonymous
9 years ago

I am opposed to the Lucas bill HB 1591.

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Heather Harris
9 years ago

I believe in the freedom from state regulation to educate my kids.

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Jamie
9 years ago

The government does not have a place in homeschool regulation.

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Anonymous
9 years ago

We do not need government help to educate our children!

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Marta Koonce
9 years ago

Homeschool is parent funded, parent directed, and home based. I do not want any help. It is costly but nothing worth having comes for free. I am thankful that the government acknowledges my right to educate my children the way I believe is best. I appreciate all those 20th century homeschool "pioneers" who helped the US return to its biblical foundation of parents, not the state, directing their children's upbringing and I will not do anything to jeopardize this freedom. I don't want any help.

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kristi covey
9 years ago

We do not need government help to educate our children!

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Lori Culbertson
9 years ago

Home schooling is the right of every parent and needs no government intervention or intrusion. Statistics, and scores, show those educated at home are more prepared for the world than those educated by the public school system. Keep your hands off my kids and stay out of my home too!!

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Tammy Wadlington
9 years ago

Thank you, but we will pass. The homeschooling community is thriving and we are not in need of government monies. I say this as a mother who homeschooled for eight years as an impoverished single parent. Homeschoolers take care of our own and when a family is in a tough financial position our community provides the support they need to get through. I am a living testimony to that fact. While we appreciate the concern and offer for help it is simply not needed and therefore poses an unnecessary risk to the liberty of future generations of home educators. It goes without saying that those futures are of the utmost importance to us since they are our very own children! Please honor our community by helping us remain independent of government interference.

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Joann Burnside
9 years ago

We are informed and we care!

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Janet Alexander
9 years ago

The right of parents to educate their children as they see fit is at the very core of Liberty.

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Anonymous
9 years ago

Every child has unique needs and learns just a little bit differently. Please allow us to continue teaching our children the way we feel is best.

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Trudy Eisenmann
9 years ago

Been home schooling for 25 years found its the hard work and parental interaction that makes it succeed. We don't need government red tape to make it harder.

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Anonymous
9 years ago

PLEASE give homeschool families full rights to homeschool as they see best for each child.

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Beth Elpers
9 years ago

With all due respect, I know what's best for my son, and I will continue to educate him in the most Traditional Catholic sense, without needing government help or dollars. Thank you.

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Anne Nelson
9 years ago

Please continue to allow my husband and I the right to homeschool our daughters as we determine is best for their individual needs.

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Melissa Oyler
9 years ago

We are fortunate in the state of Indiana to have the freedom to choose curriculum & teach our children in a way that best suits their learning style & eventual career goals. Homeschooling opens the door wide for hands-on learning, one on one instruction, individualized lesson plans, learning in the field, & so much more that public & traditional private schools simply can't provide especially on a daily basis. To put it bluntly, no amount of money, credits, or vouchers is worth the possibility of losing this or any other freedom we currently have homeschooling.