Finding Support and Staying Protected: An HSLDA Conversation | Episode 52 episode artwork

EPISODE · Feb 25, 2026 · 31 MIN

Finding Support and Staying Protected: An HSLDA Conversation | Episode 52

from Homeschool Indiana · host Indiana Association of Home Educators

In this episode of Homeschool Indiana, host Amy Bragdon speaks with Darren Jones from the Homeschool Legal Defense Association (HSLDA) about the evolving landscape of homeschooling. They discuss the importance of finding the right homeschool group, the role of parental involvement, and the resources available for families. Darren shares insights on starting new groups and the historical context of homeschooling laws, emphasizing the need for awareness and advocacy in the homeschooling community. The conversation also highlights Darren’s upcoming workshops at the IAHE conference in March 2026.   KEYWORDS homeschooling, HSLDA, homeschool groups, co-ops, parental involvement, home education, homeschool conference, homeschool laws, history of homeschooling, IAHE   TAKEAWAYS Parents should look for homeschool groups that fit their children's needs. Homeschool co-ops can vary greatly in structure and expectations. It's important to have a code of conduct in homeschool groups. Parents should be aware of the legal definitions of homeschooling. Parental involvement is key to successful homeschooling. Starting a new homeschool group requires a clear vision. Record a Question or a Comment for the Podcast >>> https://iahe.net/homeschool-indiana-podcast/  Support the work of the IAHE by becoming a member today >>> https://iahe.net/join/  Join the conversation! >>> https://www.facebook.com/groups/IAHEchat/  For more info on the upcoming homeschool conference or to register>>> https://iahe.net/events-page/homeschool-conference/ Learn more about HSLDA and becoming a member>>> https://hslda.org/

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In this episode of Homeschool Indiana, host Amy Bragdon speaks with Darren Jones from the Homeschool Legal Defense Association (HSLDA) about the evolving landscape of homeschooling. They discuss the importance of finding the right homeschool group, the role of parental involvement, and the resources available for families. Darren shares insights on starting new groups and the historical context of homeschooling laws, emphasizing the need for awareness and advocacy in the homeschooling community. The conversation also highlights Darren’s upcoming workshops at the IAHE conference in March 2026.   KEYWORDS homeschooling, HSLDA, homeschool groups, co-ops, parental involvement, home education, homeschool conference, homeschool laws, history of homeschooling, IAHE   TAKEAWAYS Parents should look for homeschool groups that fit their children's needs. Homeschool co-ops can vary greatly in structure and expectations. It's important to have a code of conduct in homeschool groups. Parents should be aware of the legal definitions of homeschooling. Parental involvement is key to successful homeschooling. Starting a new homeschool group requires a clear vision. Record a Question or a Comment for the Podcast >>> https://iahe.net/homeschool-indiana-podcast/  Support the work of the IAHE by becoming a member today >>> https://iahe.net/join/  Join the conversation! >>>https://www.facebook.com/groups/IAHEchat/  For more info on the upcoming homeschool conference or to register>>> https://iahe.net/events-page/homeschool-conference/ Learn more about HSLDA and becoming a member>>> https://hslda.org/

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