Michigan Christian Homeschool Network - MICHN

rumble.com/v6wq6fm-illusi… We are all for School Choice, but are Vouchers and ESAs the right way to go? TIE believes it is essential to have as much knowledge as possible on a topic, so that we can all make informed decisions on significant issues affecting our families and children. @TheRobertBshow discusses school choice with @israelwayne We hope this webinar answers some of your questions and maybe causes you to think more deeply about the long-term implications, both the benefits and potential unintended consequences, of various school choice policies. Our goal is not to persuade you in one direction, but to equip you with facts, frameworks, and questions that help you discern what is truly best for your child, your community, and your values. Whether you currently support these programs or are still exploring, we welcome your participation in this conversation. Let’s pursue truth together. FYI @owl_elc @ALEXNEWMAN_JOU

If you haven't registered for our annual Michigan state INCH homeschool conference in Lansing, prices go up on April 28! michn.org/events/2025-in…

Vice President of MiCHN, @israelwayne, spoke against S.B. 285 (the mandatory kindergarten bill) on FOX 47. The bill passed the Michigan Senate and is currently in the House Education Committee being reviewed during "lame duck." fox47news.com/neighborhoods/…

@HSLDA Thank you, @HSLDA, for your help and support in regarding this bill!

Impending action in the #Michigan State House could impact #homeschooling families. For more information, go to hslda.org/legal/legislat… @MICHN4U

@HSLDA It will cost taxpayers an estimated additional $43.3 million per year. It puts more power in the hands of bureaucrats and takes choices away from parents. MiCHN will continue to defend the rights of parents to make educational choices they believe are best for their own children.

@HSLDA Mike Winter, president of MiCHN, testified today before the Michigan House Education Committee voicing opposition to S.B. 285 (the mandatory kindergarten bill). This bill would lower the compulsory attendance age in our state for all children from 6 to age 5.

It will cost taxpayers an estimated additional $43.3 million per year. It puts more power in the hands of bureaucrats and takes choices away from parents. MiCHN will continue to defend the rights of parents to make educational choices they believe are best for their own children.

Mike Winter, president of MiCHN, testified today before the Michigan House Education Committee voicing opposition to S.B. 285 (the mandatory kindergarten bill). This bill would lower the compulsory attendance age in our state for all children from 6 to age 5.

Many homeschoolers want government funding (tax money) for their home education expenses. HSLDA's President, Jim Mason, explains why we shouldn't take the bait: youtu.be/IELEgBQMplQ?si…

CBS News Detroit: "We believe that it's the responsibility of parents to direct the upbringing and education of their children." -- @israelwayne VP of MiCNH.org cbsnews.com/detroit/news/m…

Important legislative update on S.B. 285 (Mandatory Kindergarten bill): michn.org/resources/7447…

Whitmer’s Michigan: Schools slide from 26th to 31st nationally in new report themidwesterner.news/2024/04/whitme… via @Th_Midwesterner

Today, Michigan high schools dropped 5 places to 31st place in the country. Lansing Democrats respond with grammatically incorrect run-on sentence:

MiCHN was able to represent homeschool freedom on @FOX47News: fox47news.com/neighborhoods/…

We need to all fight this in the House! Parents are best qualified to know when their child needs to start formal academics, not government bureaucrats.

@Lizabee1973 If you haven't contacted your legislators, please do and say this to them. Regulations are brewing! michn.org/find-your-stat…

@MICHN4U My husband is a retired teacher and I’m a retired social worker, we homeschool our granddaughter and do not need oversight or regulations. This is another attempt at ultimate control in MI.

Attorney General Dana Nessel said all MI homeschool children need state regulations for their "protection." She cited two families she is prosecuting and accused them of child abuse. It is now alleged Nessel may have personal motives for going after them: michigancapitolconfidential.com/news/foster-fa…

Register now for our annual homeschooling conference on May 9-11, 2024 in Lansing: michn.org/events/2024-in…

Write to your state senator and ask them to oppose S.B. 0285 (Mandatory Kindergarten): youtu.be/r4s2bo_ZVeM?si…