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Debi Ketron commented on the post, IAHE Action’s School to Prison Pipeline Response – Part 8 10 years ago
As soon as feasible.
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Debi Ketron commented on the post, IAHE Action’s School to Prison Pipeline Response – Part 8 10 years ago
Melinda, if we would have included other parts of the 600+ page transcript, it would have given additional perspective was to why this comment was made. IAHE Action was focusing on the parts that mentioned homeschooling, but here is additional information that we didn’t include. It will help you better understand the context of the statement.…[Read more]
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Debi Ketron commented on the post, IAHE Action’s School to Prison Pipeline Response – Part 8 10 years ago
We’d love to include her testimonial on the IAHE Testimonial page.
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Debi Ketron commented on the post, IAHE Action’s School to Prison Pipeline Response – Part 6 10 years ago
That is amazing that officials know about these kids and nothing is done about it. It’s so very sad to see the low regard for education in allowing it to occur.
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Debi Ketron commented on the post, IAHE Action's School to Prison Pipeline Response – Part 5 10 years ago
It is so very troubling. We hope the State puts a stop to schools labeling dropouts as homeschoolers. The IDOE website clearly states that only a parent or legal guardian is supposed to report enrollment. I have no idea how the schools are able to do it.
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Debi Ketron commented on the post, IAHE Action's School to Prison Pipeline Response – Part 4 10 years ago
We love our homeschool community. So many rich relationships develop over the decades as we learn alongside other families.
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Debi Ketron commented on the post, IAHE Action's School to Prison Pipeline Response – Part 4 10 years ago
Thank you, Karen, for your family’s part in helping new homeschoolers begin their homeschool journey. IAHE has been told numerous times how easy it is to find homeschool information in Indiana.
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Debi Ketron wrote a new post 10 years ago
This post is our sixth of nine installments regarding the transcript from the Indiana Advisory Committee to the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights hearing that was held on February 17, 2016. Neither Indiana […]
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Debi Ketron commented on the post, IAHE Action Book Club – The Law by Frederic Bastiat 10 years ago
Just join us on the IAHE Action FB group.
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Debi Ketron wrote a new post 10 years ago
IAHE Action will begin a discussion with Indiana home educators about the classic book, The Law, by Frederic Bastiat. We will post discussion questions in the IAHE Action Facebook group beginning on June 1, 2 […]
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Debi Ketron commented on the post, IAHE Action's School to Prison Pipeline Response – Part 5 10 years ago
Agreed. I am sure it’s hard to keep information accurate from state to state. IAHE Action already had a close relationship with Nevada prior to working with them on this issue.
Thank you for your kind words. We are trying our best. There is a lot happening in Indiana. 🙂
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Debi Ketron commented on the post, National Household Education Survey 10 years ago
The link was what was sent to us by our attorney to explain a bit about the large survey that some may receive. That one is mandatory. I think it’s good to note that not all of these types of surveys are optional.
If you go to the link for the short survey which is the National Household Education Survey, that one is not mandatory.
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Debi Ketron wrote a new post 10 years ago
Indiana Association of Home Educators (IAHE) receives many questions from new homeschoolers. Unfortunately, a frequent question that they receive relates to a form that some schools are misapplying. When a h […]
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Debi Ketron wrote a new post 10 years, 1 month ago
IAHE Action recently received questions related to the National Household Education Survey from the U.S. Census Bureau on behalf of the National Center for Education Statistics within the U.S Department of […]
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The link was what was sent to us by our attorney to explain a bit about the large survey that some may receive. That one is mandatory. I think it’s good to note that not all of these types of surveys are optional.
If you go to the link for the short survey which is the National Household Education Survey, that one is not mandatory.
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Debi Ketron wrote a new post 10 years, 1 month ago
IAHE Action Board member, Camille Cantwell, recently spoke on her life, parental rights and home education on the RadioNext internet program with Dr. Mark Eckel. It was very informative as she covered a variety of […]
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Debi Ketron wrote a new post 10 years, 1 month ago
During the recent IAHE Action Government Affairs panel at the 2016 IAHE Convention, State Representative Tom Washburne (R-HD 64 Evansville) mentioned there is a difference between freedom and liberty. We […]
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Debi Ketron wrote a new post 10 years, 1 month ago
IAHE Action will host a book club, and those who are interested may read through classic books about liberty with our Government Affairs team. If we are going to defend liberty, we must understand it. Since we are […]
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Do we need to officially ” join” or, just read and comment?
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Just join us on the IAHE Action FB group.
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Debi Ketron commented on the post, Balance Needed for School to Prison Pipeline Report 10 years, 1 month ago
What do you mean? What was your experience? Judging from the calls that IAHE has received, school do not have a good understanding of the difference between home education and virtual public schools. Families are not receiving good counsel when they exit the public school. Many are given IAHE’s number to call to get started in homeschooling,…[Read more]
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Debi Ketron commented on the post, IAHE Action's School to Prison Pipeline Response – Part 3 10 years, 1 month ago
We agree with your assessment, Amy. The government schools have enough concerns. The State should focus on fixing what they already control. Indiana homeschooling works!
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Debi Ketron commented on the post, Balance Needed for School to Prison Pipeline Report 10 years, 1 month ago
We don’t understand it either. We are glad when people are referred to IAHE for counseling as it relates to home education information. In addition to our office, the sixteen IAHE Regional Representatives are prepared to answer phone calls and counsel people in their region. IAHE dedicates resources to make certain their Regional Representatives…[Read more]
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That is amazing that officials know about these kids and nothing is done about it. It’s so very sad to see the low regard for education in allowing it to occur.