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Kansas: Homeschoolers Win By-Right Admission to State Colleges

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HSLDA: "Though homeschoolers score four grade levels above others on standardized tests, Kansas homeschoolers have always been second-class citizens when it comes to admission to their own state colleges?until now. House Bill 2197, signed by the governor on March 27, gives homeschoolers by-right admission to Kansas state colleges if they score 21 or higher on the ACT college admissions test. Students from accredited public and private schools have long enjoyed by-right acceptance with a score of 21. Now homeschool graduates will stand on equal footing. (The average ACT score in 2008 was 21.1.)"

Full post as published by Constitutionally Correct on April 01, 2009 (boomark / email).

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