Harvard Law School Postpones Anti-Homeschool Conference

Harvard Law School Postpones Anti-Homeschool Conference
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Bill Pan
Bill Pan
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An invitation-only conference scheduled for June at Harvard University for homeschooling critics has been postponed “due to COVID-19,” according to a recent update on the school’s website.

Sponsored by the Harvard Law School Child Advocacy Program and in cooperation with several child welfare groups, the “Homeschooling Summit: Problems, Politics, and Prospects for Reform” conference aimed to bring together educators, policy makers, and advocates to “discuss child rights in connection with homeschooling in the United States.”