HB 832 Public Forum "Debate" On February 22, 2022, Arundel Homeschoolers Support Group hosted a zoom meeting, where MDHSA and the Home School Legal Defense Association discussed the pros and cons of HB 832, a bill that would Read more...
FAQs About HB 832 Homeschool Advisory Council Get answers to your questions and concerns about Maryland's proposed Homeschool Advisory Council. In February 2022, a bill that would create a Homeschool Advisory Council was introduced into the Maryland General Read more...
Get the latest 2022 legislative updates on Maryland General Assembly bills relating to homeschooling and general education issues. 2022: HB 832 Education - Maryland Homeschool Advisory Council This bill seeks to create the Maryland Homeschool Read more...
In 2019, the Maryland General Assembly passed 2 new laws relating to nonpublic schools. These laws do not directly affect individual homeschool families, but they may impact homeschool umbrellas and co-ops that operate as state-approved OR church-exempt nonpublic Read more...
DEFEATED: 3/12/2018 at 1:25pm MDHSA spoke directly to Delegate Turner. The bill will NOT be going to hearing this session. Your Content Goes Here Delegate Turner has notified MDHSA in writing that this Read more...
2019: SB 260 Community Colleges - Maryland Community College Promise Scholarships - Revisions This bill seeks to alter the eligibility requirements for a Maryland Community College Promise Scholarship and alter the employment requirements relating to a service Read more...
DEFEATED - 2018: HB 1798 - County Boards of Education - Home Instruction Program - Observation of Instruction and Reporting of Abuse and Neglect This bill would require parents to annually inform their county Read more...
2017: HB 980 - Children Exempt From Public School Attendance - Participation in Public High School Clubs and Activities This bill would require local school systems to allow a non-public Read more...
2016: HB 251 Education - Home Instruction Programs - Participation in Clubs and Activities This bill would allow a homeschool children to participate in specified clubs and activities beginning on January 1, 2017 and Read more...
Testifying In Annapolis The Maryland General Assembly meets for 90 days every year to conduct its legislative business. The session begins within the first ten days of January and lasts until early April. During this time, the House and Read more...
