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Hundreds of people packed Connecticut State Capitol They are outraged Democrats are introductions legislation to force homeschool reporting to the Department of Children and Families ā€œThis is a controversial issue. Connecticut is one of the few states that really has no regulations when it comes to homeschooling and homeschooling.Parents want it to stay that way. ā€œWe provide what we feel that our children need. Homeschooling. Parents like Stephanie are passionate about their choice to keep their children out of public schools, and they're telling lawmakers who are considering changes hands offā€ ā€œLegislation being considered would require school districts to tell the state Board of Education what students are being removed from school. That information would be shared with the Department of Children and Families, but there could be some privacy issues with sharing that informationā€ Homeschool families would have to demonstrate (e.g., via annual portfolios or assessments) that their education is ā€œequivalentā€ to public school standards in core subjects like reading, math, science, and social studies

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Inaugurated the first School of Excellence in Chakwal, completed in under a year and now home to 1,400 deserving students. This state-of-the-art institution is equipped with modern educational facilities including a well-stocked library, fully equipped computer labs, and excellent sports infrastructure. The school sets a new benchmark in quality education, offering better facilities than many expensive private institutions, and has been met with great enthusiasm by students and parents alike. The joy & happiness on the faces of children were unmistakable. This is just the beginning. Similar Schools of Excellence are currently under construction in every district, with several nearing completion. Together, they represent a significant step forward in ensuring equitable access to world-class education for all. Remember! Education is the biggest equaliser.

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