Hispanic Americans Turn to Homeschooling in Record Numbers Following Covid-Era School Closures
Increasingly, first-generation immigrants, many with limited educational backgrounds and English language skills, are opting to homeschool their children.
The growing legions of Americans turning to homeschooling after two years of on-again, off-again public education includes one group for whom the option is particularly challenging â first-generation immigrants.
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