Connecticut's homeschool law of 276 years could be rewritten this week as HB 5468 sits on the Senate calendar. We break down what the bill actually does, what HSLDA said at yesterday's Hartford press conference, and the deeper covenantal question every homeschool parent should be asking. Then a practical plan to finish the May home stretch without burning out.

In this episode:

- Connecticut HB 5468 — what passed the House, what's in front of the Senate, and what the DCF records check provision means

- A Deuteronomy 6 reframe of who is actually authorized to teach a child

- A three-bucket plan to finish the school year well instead of trying to finish everything

- Your Homeschool Win Today: a 10-minute fridge list with your kids

Links:

- HSLDA on HB 5468: https://hslda.org/post/hb-5468

- CT Mirror coverage of the House vote: https://ctmirror.org/2026/04/23/ct-homeschool-bill-hb-5468-approved-house/

- Family Institute of Connecticut analysis: https://www.ctfamily.org/homeschool-bill-expanded-to-include-universal-registration-and-dcf-check-of-all-home-residents/

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