There's a Due Process Problem with Homeschool Regulations

The biggest problem with the often-cavalier way citizens and lawmakers suggest regulating homeschoolers - who receive no public money but still pay local property taxes to fund schools - is that it is an invasion of privacy and a violation of due process. It assumes parents must be monitored for the good of others, and that they are guilty unless proven otherwise. Deep down, these efforts to restrict homeschooling freedoms are driven by fear.