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What if the best way to improve education isn’t to fight over who controls government schools, but to free families to create something better?

Our True North

We promote and protect education independence by growing a network willing and prepared to advocate for independent parents, funding, pursuits, and ideas.

We are committed to:

Educating the grassroots community
Partnering with like-minded organizations
Engaging in public policy conversation

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Jun 09, 2026

The School Choice Debate: Is There a Third Option?

When North Carolina became the 31st state to opt into a federal school choice program,...

Jun 08, 2026

“Our Children”: State Legislators and Parental Autonomy

“Our children . . .” This is a phrase recited by thousands of state legislators...

Jun 01, 2026

From Noah and Moses to Today: Building an Ark for Education Independence

“Make yourself an ark . . . and cover it inside and out with pitch.”...

May 25, 2026

What Is Our “We”? Defining our unity around Education Independence

The Problem with “We” In the domain of English grammar, few things are more grating...

May 18, 2026

From Parish to Public School: The Rise of a Civic Orthodoxy

Article summary: A choice was posed between being right and being kind. That choice reveals...

May 11, 2026

Why Are College Tuition Prices So High?

Article summary: Since the federal student aid was created by the Higher Education Act of...

What are Virtual Seminars?

Register for a monthly virtual seminar to join in the discussion about the philosophy of education independence and the practical application of promoting and protecting education independence locally.

What is a Homeschool Day at the Capitol?

This is a key advocacy event for your state homeschool organization. Learn about homeschool issues in your state, meet your representatives, hear from local speakers, tour the capitol, and support your state’s homeschool organization.