Capitol Days, Legislative Days, Homeschool Day at the Capitol, Pie Day, and other similar events foster communication between parents and their elected representatives. This is a great opportunity for you to teach your children the importance of the legislative process and help them mature into civic leaders who will help protect American freedoms.
The chart below lists April and May Capitol Days; you can also check your state’s dates here if it’s not listed below.
Classical Conversations joined with the American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC) and legislators around the country to draft and adopt a model policy to further protect churches that host homeschool communities in their facilities. The legislators, who attended the ALEC Annual meeting in July, anonymously adopted the model policy. Classical Conversations will work with state legislators in several key states to get this policy fully adopted, during the next legislative sessions. Read the “Protecting Religious Homeschooling Act” model policy. Do you know if your state has adopted this policy? Reach out to your state legislator to find out. If not, ask them to adopt it for your state.