Perceived barriers to homeschooling in a fragile community

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Perceived Barriers to Homeschooling in a Fragile Community,

With a Focus on Black Families

This study financially supported by the Center for Educational Opportunity

Brian D. Ray, Ph.D.

National Home Education Research Institute (NHERI), www.nheri.org

January 18, 2020, International School Choice and Reform Conference, Fort Lauderdale, Florida USA

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