California homeschool families should not view what is happening in Connecticut and Nebraska as isolated events…
What California Stopped in 2018 Is Back—And Advancing Across the Country
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Nebraska Bill Response
Nebraska has now officially enacted a restrictive homeschool related law after its language (previously in LB 1224)...
Governor Newsom Wants to Be California’s Schools Chief Too
California is considering a major shift in education governance. Governor Newsom has proposed to place his office in...
AB 1558: Balancing Emergency Response and Personal Liberty
Legislation like AB 1558 is often introduced with a clear and reasonable purpose—improving emergency response and...
Capitol Day 2026 Is In the Books ⭐
On January 21st, FPM, assisted by CHEA, held our 30th annual Capitol Day event for homeschooling families!
Connecting the Dots—or Crossing the Line? AB 2092 in Context
The debate over California’s AB 2092—the proposed Early Childhood Integrated Data System (ECIDS)—cannot be fully...
Our Statement on SB 1188: Maintaining Balance Between Access and Independence
SB 1188 highlights an important balance—between expanding access to worthwhile opportunities and preserving the...
Children Are Not Assembly-Line Products
Why Mandatory Early Schooling Deserves a Second Look One of the quiet assumptions of modern life is that children...
Our Statement on ESA Ballot Initiatives
Updated: 3/18/26 FPM is closely monitoring the ballot initiative regarding Education Savings Accounts (ESAs). Our...