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Statistics, Research Reports and Articles
About the Success of Homeschooling


Homeschooling: From the Extreme to the Mainstream
Written by Patrick Basham, Cato Institute
Published by The Fraser Institute, Canada

 

Publications by The National Center for Education Statistics


1.1 Million Homeschool Students in the United States in 2003
 
Homeschooling in the United States 1999
 
National Household Survey of 1999 Data Files
 
Issues Related to Estimating the Home-Schooled Population in the United States with
National Household Survey Datas

 

Publications stored at the Education Resources Information Center (ERIC)


   Homeschooling, Trends and Issues
   Written by Margaret Hadderman
   ERIC ID #: ED473001
   

   Homeschooling and Higher Education
   Written by Patricia Wood
   ERIC ID #: ED480468
   

   Homeschooling, ERIC Digest
   Written by Patricia Lines
   ERIC ID #: ED457539
   

   Homeschooling Comes of Age
   Written by Patricia Lines
   ERIC ID #: EJ609191
   

   Homeschoolers, Estimating Number and Growth
   Written by Patricia Lines
   ERIC ID #: ED456167
   

   The Correlational Relationship Between Homeschooling
   Demographics and High Test Scores
   Written by Johnna Burns
   ERIC ID #: ED439141
   

 

Research Conducted by the National Home Education Research Institution
 
General Research Fact Sheet
 
Worldwide Guide To Homeschooling
 
Strengths of Their Own
 
Home Educated and Now Adults

 

Publications by The Homeschool Legal Defense Association
 
National Center for Home Education: Education Cultural Indicators
 
Summary of Academic Statistics on Homeschooling<
 
Homeschooling Achievement
 
Homeschooling Grows Up