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to include anybody who's on the Central Register or under a current investigation.

So Central Registry is one of those feel-good ideas that make everybody, if you're on the Central Register, ooh, you must be a child abuser.

But a central register in Connecticut in most states is really just a case, a CPS investigator plus supervisor saying not serious enough to go to court, but enough evidence to put on the central register.

And in most cases, once you're placed on the central register by that initial determination, there is an appeal process.

I, you know, HSLDA over the years have helped a lot of people who've been put on the Central Register based on a caseworker's determination.

And it often goes something like this.

So overall, where does our country stand right now in terms of homeschooling freedom? What's the landscape look like and what direction do you think we're heading in?