Your children belong to the state, according to Ohio senate bill

Kit Daniels infowars.com In a coordinated attack on families, a Democratic state senator in Ohio introduced a bill this month that requires parents to submit to a social services investigation, including background checks, before being “permitted” to homeschool their own children. If the bill is passed, homeschooling in Ohio will be effectively shut down. Credit: Jeremy Gordon via Flickr Introduced by Sen. Capri Cafaro, Senate Bill 248 effectively requires homeschooling parents to be licensed by the state through an application process which includes an investigation, background checks and in-person interviews between social workers and children which the parents are not allowed to attend. After the investigation, social services would then decide whether homeschooling would be “in the best interests of the children.” “This bill is breathtaking in its attempt to impose unreasonable government intrusion on Ohio families,” says the Home School Legal Defense Association, which also called the bill the worst homeschooling law ever proposed.