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Some home educators want less regulation. They can’t quite agree on how to get it.
Republican Rep. Kristin Noble has repeatedly turned to an unlikely source in recent weeks as she crafts legislation to remove nearly all requirements from New Hampshire’s home education law. Instead…
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