It is no surprise to most families that the family and children are under assault in our society and culture today, and Texas is no exception. Almost four decades ago, a small group of activists started a grassroots organization to defend the rights of parents in Texas to teach their children at home. The basis of that right, we argued, was the fact that parents have a God-given right to raise their children.
It is no surprise to most families that the family and children are under assault in our society and culture today, and Texas is no exception. Almost four decades ago, a small group of activists started a grassroots organization to defend the rights of parents in Texas to teach their children at home. The basis of that right, we argued, was the fact that parents have a God-given right to raise their children.
Last year, THSC launched a new organization called the Family Freedom Project (FFP). Our reasoning was simple. The work of THSC has evolved over the years to the point that a great deal of our work is defending parental rights and the family, not just homeschooling.
The FFP’s work includes:
- Continued litigation at the Supreme Court of Texas (SCOTX) defending parental rights. The