[LearsFool]

the old law limited the source of instruction for children to parents, legal guardians, or a member of either household in a two-household home school

I never knew there was such a restriction. How utterly preposterous.

Parents can't pay a IT pro to come give a lecture on tech history? Can't ask a friend who works at NASA to take the kids on an instructional tour? Can't initiate a "visiting lecturer" schedule?

"Sorry, kids, if your parents don't know it, you're prohibited from any opportunity to learn it!"

[goldi]

I bet a lot of parents totally ignored that restriction. The state was telling a parent he can’t do business with a tutoring firm, but public school students can? Absolutely ridiculous and probably illegal and unenforceable.