Grown from years of grassroots advocacy efforts, MDHSA is a loosely knit group of volunteers who hope to bring together Maryland homeschool families so that we may stand together and speak with a powerful and united voice on issues relating to homeschooling and protecting a family's right to choice the best education for their children.

MDHSA seeks to understand the unique needs of Maryland homeschool families. Unschoolers - school at home - online virtual schoolers - eclectic curriculum users. Christian - Jewish - Muslim - Atheist - and others. From Western Maryland to the Eastern Shore. We come from varied and diverse backgrounds, but we share one powerful commonality: Our love for our children and our desire to protect homeschooling rights.

Keep Informed

• 2018 Legislative Updates
  Find out about homeschool bills in Maryland's 2018 General Assembly session - including the DEFEAT of HB 1798, the homeschool-child abuse bill.
• Maryland Homeschool Survey
  Take the 2018 Homeschool Survey and let us know what issues are important to you - and how you would like to join our grassroots volunteer efforts.
• Spring 2018 Homeschool Days
  Find 30+ Homeschool Days you can sign your kids up for at area museums, farms & parks, and community-based centers.

• UPDATED Maryland Homeschool Statistics
  14 years of data on the number of children homeschooled throughout the state, county-by-county.
• FREE Resources for Students with Visual Impairments
  The Maryland State Library offers free digital and braille resources and services to qualifying public, private, and homeschool students.
• FAQs About Homeschool Regulatory Changes
  Homeschool regulations changed in June 2016. What does it mean for you?

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