American Homeschooling Is as Old as the Nation Itself
Homeschooling has been a longstanding tradition in America, dating back to the nation's founding. Historical figures such as Abigail Adams and Abraham Lincoln exemplify the practice of in-home learning. Today, homeschooling continues to evolve and gain popularity across the country.
- ▪Homeschooling is a deeply rooted American tradition that has existed since the nation's inception.
- ▪Notable historical figures like Abigail Adams and Abraham Lincoln were proponents of in-home education.
- ▪The practice of homeschooling has seen significant growth and mainstream acceptance in recent years.
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Children studying at home in Mount Pleasant, Pennsylvania, in February 1936. (Photo by: GHI/Universal Images Group via Getty Images) The Next 250 Dixie Dillon Lane / May 29, 2026 American Homeschooling Is as Old as the Nation Itself From Abigail Adams to Abraham Lincoln, in-home learning is a deeply American tradition. Children studying at home in Mount Pleasant, Pennsylvania, in February 1936. (Photo by: GHI/Universal Images Group via Getty Images) Audio Turn any article into a podcast. Upgrade now to start listening. Text Size Members can share articles with friends & family to bypass the paywall. Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Threads Email 0 Open and scroll to the comments section A few years ago I was at a party in Paris, which sounds much more glamorous than it actually was.
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