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1986
FPM founded by Roy Hanson, Jr. (now retired).
1986
Proposal to ban homeschooling defeated.
1987
Roy brought on Jim Davis (now retired) as a second full-time person.
1995
First Homeschool Capitol Day.
1997
Montoya Act amended. Exempted homeschool parents from fingerprinting & background checks.
1998
Nathan Pierce joined FPM.
2001
First official office opened.
2002
Bathroom inspections for homeschoolers defeated.
2003
Aided in In Re Jonathan L. case recognizing homeschooling as a species of private school.
2008
FPM’s Early Childhood Education Research Summaries were shared internationally.
2009
Secured exclusion from school vaccine requirements for homeschoolers.
2015
Fire inspections and regulatory committee for homeschoolers defeated.
2018
Received the Christopher J. Klicka Award for legislative work protecting homeschool freedom.
2018
Effective Advocacy book (2019) spotlighted by national homeschool organization ACHEL.
2020
2021
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I am so thankful for all of you who have supported Family Protection Ministries over the last 35 years through your prayers and financial support. We have been so blessed to see God’s grace, provision, and strength as He has watched over us and our work preserving private homeschool freedoms in California. I know that God will continue to bless FPM’s work as we seek to serve Him and His people and that He will provide for FPM to accomplish all that He has for us to do.
-Nathan Pierce, Director
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