If you want to take your child out of the public school system in Connecticut, your family will be subject to a visit from the Department of Children’s Protective Services.
The bill requiring a CPS visit for homeschoolers passed the Connecticut legislature. Homeschoolers successfully stopped the curriculum requirement from being added to the now-passed bill. The governor is expected to sign the new requirement into law.
Connecticut Senate approves bill introducing new regulations on homeschooling families – WTNH.com
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With a nearly party-line vote, the Connecticut State Senate gave final approval to a bill introducing new regulations on homeschooling families.
Twenty-two Democrats voted in favor, with three others joining the entire 11-member Republican caucus in opposition.
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