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  • 01-01-2001 12:00 AM

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    2009 House Bill 1110 (relating to advertising and marketing to students receiving home based education)

    Introduced in the House on January 13, 2009

    Click here to view bill details.
  • 01-14-2009 10:48 AM In reply to

    Re: 2009 House Bill 1110 (relating to advertising and marketing to students receiving home based education)

     I wish you people could find something else to keep yourselves busy with!  You want to restrict the schools from a freedom of giving parents a choice yet you CANNOT balance the budget, fix roads, get insane panhandlers off the dirty streets, protect the public from sex offenders or manage the ferry system!  No, now your job is to restrict freedoms that the constitution has given us such as "...life liberty and the pursuit of happiness."  Try finding something else to do like balance the budget!!!

  • 01-21-2009 5:27 PM In reply to

    Re: 2009 House Bill 1110 (relating to advertising and marketing to students receiving home based education)

    As a homeschool parent, I appreciate not having my personal information used by anyone (school district included) to target my family to receive unwanted solicitation regarding anything (educational or not). I have enough junk mail to toss into the recycle bin every week as it is! We homeschool for a reason, thank you for protecting our right to PRIVACY!

     

  • 03-03-2009 3:21 PM In reply to

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    Re: 2009 House Bill 1110 (relating to advertising and marketing to students receiving home based education)

    HB1110 was introduced by the Christian Homeschool Network (CHN) with support from Christian Heritage Home Educators of WA, Home School Legal Defense and the Washington Homeschool Organization. HB1110 had a hearing in the House of which there was no opposition.  Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction is not opposing the bill. Also, HB1110 passed the House unanimously!

    To learn more about this bill and others we are working on please visit our web site's

    legisaltive page www.chnow.org

    Thank you for your support of this much needed legislation.

    DiAnna Brannan

    grassroots lobbyist for CHN (and homeschool mother of 14 years)

     Preserving homeschool freedoms for today and tomorrow!

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