The Right to Homeschool: What Happened to Religious Rights in Wisconsin v. Yoder? (Preserving Religious Freedom Book 1) (English Edition)

About a year before the Woodstock music festival in New York, a religious storm was brewing in a small community in Wisconsin. It's a place from which many Wisconsinites buy their craft beer, but it was once the place where the children of religious parents could have been forced to attend public school against their beliefs and practices. In New Glarus, Wisconsin, three Amish families were punished by the State of Wisconsin for not sending their children to public school. Despite their pacifist and non-violent beliefs, these Amish families reluctantly decided to challenge the ruling against them.