HB 2674 – Homeschool Freedom

HB 2674 protects homeschool families from new government regulations by banning state education agencies from creating new rules that would increase oversight or control over homeschool programs. It ensures that parents can continue to educate their children at home without interference, preserving parental rights and educational freedom. By codifying current practice, the bill offers long-term stability and predictability for families who have opted out of the public school system. From a limited government perspective, the bill prevents bureaucratic expansion and keeps the state in its proper role. It respects educational choice and avoids taxpayer-funded regulatory overreach that could burden families and stifle innovation in home-based learning. H.B. 2674 also prevents a future administration from using agency rules to chip away at homeschool freedoms. This bill does not create any new programs, mandates, or spending. It’s a fiscally responsible move to keep government in check and empower parents to take the lead in their children’s education.