New Jersey

Let homeschool kids play.

You pay for the field. Your kid can't try out for the team.

In New Jersey each school district decides whether a homeschooled child may try out for a public school team, and few districts say yes. Sign to ask for a hearing and a vote on Senate Bill 849 and Assembly Bill 3171 before the session ends in January 2028.

Not because your child isn't good enough. Because of a rule that says enroll, or stay home.

Your name changes that. We carry every signature to the lawmakers who can change the rule in New Jersey.

Every family in New Jersey helps pay for its public schools: $41.5 billion in 2024.

In 31 states, homeschooled children already try out for public school teams.

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How many young achievers do you homeschool?

Does your school district let a homeschooled child play today?

YesOnly if we enroll part of the dayNoI do not know

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