What is Homeschooling in Wisconsin?
We hear the word “homeschooling” a lot, but how it is used can be confusing. People sometimes use the word “homeschooling” to mean “anyone doing any kind of learning in their home.” But under Wisconsin law, not everyone learning at home is legally “homeschooling.”
What is WHPA?
Wisconsin Homeschooling Parents Association is a state-wide, inclusive, non-partisan, grassroots organization dedicated to protecting the right and freedom of parents to provide an education to their children according to their own principles and beliefs.
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Each family needs to decide if homeschooling is right for them. We are here for ALL homeschool families.
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What does WHPA do?
Wisconsin Homeschooling Parents Association provides accurate, up-to-date information about Wisconsin homeschooling law, and actively monitors state and national legislation regarding homeschooling. Wisconsin Homeschooling Parents Association helps you advocate for yourself.
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Today is October 15, and is the final day to file your PI-1206 Homeschool Report. If you do not file by midnight tonight, you and your children will be subject to the truancy process, and there is nothing you or WHPA can do to retroactively file.
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Today is October 14, and there is one day left to file your PI-1206 Homeschool Report. If you have not filed by midnight on October 15, you and your children will be subject to the truancy process, and there is nothing you or WHPA can do to retroactively file.
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Today is October 13, and there are two days left to file your PI-1206 Homeschool Report. If you have not filed by midnight on October 15, you and your children will be subject to the truancy process, and there is nothing you or WHPA can do to retroactively file.
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Today is October 12, and there are three days left to file your PI-1206 Homeschool Report. If you have not filed by midnight on October 15, you and your children will be subject to the truancy process, and there is nothing you or WHPA can do to retroactively file.
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