How Can You Help

How Can You Help?

Your help is needed to liberate families from the public school monopoly and to create even more educational options and opportunities for children.

Fortunately, there are endless big and small ways you can help. There is literally a job for everyone.

If you’ve come this far, we’re guessing you’re pretty serious about freedom in education. We thank you for joining us in this worthy cause!

There are three major ways to make independent education a reality.

1. If you have children in public schools, make the choice to remove them and employ some form of independent schooling. Take a look at these ideas, resources and options to get you started:

Find a Private School (includes ideas for combining private and home education, as well as thoughts on financing your children’s education, and more).

Start Home Education (resources, ideas, how-to’s, alternative schooling, and more).

2. Help someone else remove a child from public school and encourage those who have already chosen this path. There are endless ways to do this, from encouraging others to helping out financially, from providing resources to even beginning a school yourself. Here are some ideas and resources to get you started:

Support Independent Educators (lots of ways, both financial and non-financial, to help families choose and remain committed to independence.

Provide Practical Support to Home Educators (ideas on stocking resource centers and libraries, offering tutoring and workshops, giving moms a break, networking, and more).

Start a Private School (there are many varieties of private schools — links and resources to get you started).

3. Help spread the message of freedom in education. The Alliance is dedicated full-time to educating the public about the need for state-free, independent schooling and to helping people make and support that choice. Your partnership with us is deeply appreciated.

Support the Alliance in Its Work (Help us educate and help others).

Write on Behalf of the Cause. Write to the media, legislators, reformers, schools, parents... Our Writer's Handbook is loaded with creative suggestions, sample letters, resources, and more!

Materials to Share With Others (the Alliance offers a variety of hand-outs and other materials you can use to help people understand the need for independence in education and to direct people to our web site for further assistance).

Is There a Problem? Examine the evidence. Government schooling is not good for children, families or society.

Is There a Solution? Yes! Lots of solutions! Find the ones that best suit your situation or desire to help.

The Case for Separation. A more in-depth look at the thorny issues surrounding independence.

True Life Stories. Read about people who are practicing freedom now.

Or direct people to our Road to Freedom series -- now or to sign up to receive six weekly installments via e-mail.

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How Can You Help?
Updated January 29, 2008

Home News & Events Is There a Problem? The Case for Separation Our Proclamation Is There a Solution? True Life Stories Education Resources How Can You Help? Stats & Facts Quotations Knowledge Base Glossary Privacy Policy Site Map	How Can You Help? Your help is needed to liberate families from the public school monopoly and to create even more educational options and opportunities for children. Fortunately, there are endless big and small ways you can help. There is literally a job for everyone. If you’ve come this far, we’re guessing you’re pretty serious about freedom in education. We thank you for joining us in this worthy cause! There are three major ways to make independent education a reality. 1. If you have children in public schools, make the choice to remove them and employ some form of independent schooling. Take a look at these ideas, resources and options to get you started: Find a Private School (includes ideas for combining private and home education, as well as thoughts on financing your children’s education, and more). Start Home Education (resources, ideas, how-to’s, alternative schooling, and more). 2. Help someone else remove a child from public school and encourage those who have already chosen this path. There are endless ways to do this, from encouraging others to helping out financially, from providing resources to even beginning a school yourself. Here are some ideas and resources to get you started: Support Independent Educators (lots of ways, both financial and non-financial, to help families choose and remain committed to independence. Provide Practical Support to Home Educators (ideas on stocking resource centers and libraries, offering tutoring and workshops, giving moms a break, networking, and more). Start a Private School (there are many varieties of private schools — links and resources to get you started). 3. Help spread the message of freedom in education. The Alliance is dedicated full-time to educating the public about the need for state-free, independent schooling and to helping people make and support that choice. Your partnership with us is deeply appreciated. Support the Alliance in Its Work (Help us educate and help others). Write on Behalf of the Cause. Write to the media, legislators, reformers, schools, parents... Our Writer's Handbook is loaded with creative suggestions, sample letters, resources, and more! Materials to Share With Others (the Alliance offers a variety of hand-outs and other materials you can use to help people understand the need for independence in education and to direct people to our web site for further assistance). Is There a Problem? Examine the evidence. Government schooling is not good for children, families or society. Is There a Solution? Yes! Lots of solutions! Find the ones that best suit your situation or desire to help. The Case for Separation. A more in-depth look at the thorny issues surrounding independence. True Life Stories. Read about people who are practicing freedom now. Or direct people to our Road to Freedom series -- now or to sign up to receive six weekly installments via e-mail. Return to Home Return to Top How Can You Help? Updated January 29, 2008	Some of the more well-known signers of our proclamation: Ed Crane President, Cato Institute John Taylor Gatto 1991 New York State Teacher of the Year Fr. John A Hardon SJ RIP The Catholic Catechism Don Hodel Former Secretary of Interior D. James Kennedy Coral Ridge Ministries Rev. Tim LaHaye Left Behind Rabbi Daniel Lapin President, Toward Tradition Tom Monaghan Founder, Domino’s Pizza Ron Paul US Congressman, Texas John K Rosemond Parenting Author, Columnist, Speaker They and thousands of others have signed Our Proclamation: "I favor ending government involvement in education." See others who agree.
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