How a Pennsylvania school district tried (and failed) to usurp parental rights

It started with voicemail.

An official from the Eastern Lancaster County School District called a homeschooling mother to announce that she’d be coming by the next day at 8:30 a.m. Not dropping off a note or asking a question. She demanded to see the mother’s high school diploma, as though a government officer could appear uninvited at a private home and demand personal papers.

And the next morning, she did exactly that — arriving on the family’s doorstep with a school social worker in tow. It was an unmistakable display of power…

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