Resolutions filed in Arkansas House, Senate would limit add more limits to EFAs

Resolutions filed in Arkansas House, Senate would limit add more limits to EFAs

Identical resolutions filed in the Arkansas Senate and House of Representatives last week would add more limits to the state's Educational Freedom Account program if passed.

Representatives: Home Education Must Be “Equivalent” to Public School » Sons of Liberty Media

Home educators in Connecticut are officially in the government’s crosshairs. In fact, under a new bill moving through the legislature, parents will need approval from child protection services to homeschool. And they will have to prove to bureaucrats that they are providing “equivalent instruction” to that offered by the government-school system. Only about a third …

Representatives: Home Education Must Be “Equivalent” to Public School

Home educators in Connecticut are officially in the government’s crosshairs. In fact, under a new bill moving through the legislature, parents will need approval from child protection services to homeschool. And they will have to prove to bureaucrats that they are providing “equivalent instruction” to that offered by the government-school system. Only about a third of children in the state’s public schools are even “proficient” in reading or mat…

Two Measures Filed to Restrict Homeschoolers Under EFA Program – Family Council

Last week, two bad resolutions authorizing introduction of non-budget measures were filed at the Arkansas Legislature. The General Assembly convened on Wednesday for its 2026 budget session, and lawmakers are currently reviewing appropriations for the coming fiscal year. During the budget session, legislators can file non-appropriation measures, but those measures cannot be brought up for consideration without a two-thirds vote of the Arkansas H…