The Home Education Legal Advocacy Association (HSLDA), the largest home education advocacy group in the United States, has renewed its sponsorship of the annual conference on Hispanic homeschooling, which is now in its second year. 

Jim Mason, HSLDA president, said:

We are thrilled to participate in this conference for the second year by sending HSLDA Spanish-speaking staff, an attorney, and practical resources to support Hispanic homeschooling families.

What's the event

Hosted by TransitionED, the conference will provide parents with information on topics including:

• Home Education
• Parental Rights
• How to Start Homeschooling
• Developing a Plan for High School
• Homeschooling in Latin America—Legal Aspects

“Homes are the epicenter of education and home education puts parents back in their role as the first and primary educators of their children,” said Ana Maria Bagnuoli, TransitionED co-founder.

Get to know: HSLDA

Founded in 1983 with a mission to make homeschooling possible for all families, the organization has helped empower millions of homeschooling parents and students.

As a membership organization for homeschooling families, HSLDA offers a wealth of resources, from legal advice to educational consultants to support member families at every step of the homeschooling journey.

During 40 yrs of serving the #homeschool community, we’ve won important court battles, seen state laws change to recognize & empower #homeschoolers, & witnessed incredible growth in the number of families tapping into this powerful educational option. https://t.co/Du2C2bzmOd pic.twitter.com/sqsgWS6KR3

— HSLDA (@HSLDA) April 10, 2023

Get to know: TransitionED

Ricardo Bagnuoli and Ana María are the founders of the organization established in 2017 to train and equip Hispanic families to transform their homes into the best places of learning.

Registration for the conference can be found here.