The feature-length documentary, SCHOOLHOUSE ROCKED: The Homeschool Revolution, has just released for purchase or rental on the newly released SalemNOW app as well as the SalemNOW streaming platform.
SalemNOW’s General Manager Robert Ellis states, “It’s a privilege for SalemNOW to partner with Collide Media Group to be the exclusive video on-demand platform for the release of the groundbreaking documentary SCHOOLHOUSE ROCKED. We are excited to support their efforts as they educate, empower, and inspire families to take control of their children’s education through homeschooling.”
There is a revolution transforming education, and it’s not happening in the classroom! SCHOOLHOUSE ROCKED dives deep, examining the incredible growth of homeschooling in America and showcases why millions of families across the country are leaving the traditional education system and finding freedom and academic excellence in home education, all while strengthening bonds with their children.
The statistics tell the story. In spring of 2019, there were approximately 2.5 million American homeschool students. By the 2020-2021 school year, that number had blossomed to 3.7 million, with estimates of over 5 million students homeschooling in 2022.
SCHOOLHOUSE ROCKED follows filmmakers Yvette and Garritt Hampton and their children as they travel the country in an RV, exploring the growth of homeschooling. Viewers follow Yvette’s progression from strong opponent to homeschooling, to reluctant homeschooler and first-time teacher, to outspoken advocate for this growing education revolution. Along the way, viewers share in their challenges and victories, and gather the necessary resources and encouragement to homeschool with excellence.
The film features interviews with homeschooling families, academics, faith leaders, and homeschooling advocates, including Sam Sorbo, Dr. Carol Swain, Heidi St. John, Ken Ham, Bryan Osborne, Zan Tyler, Josh Tolley, Nanette and Rod Brown, and Israel Wayne. Also featured are prominent homeschooling organizations including the Homeschool Legal Defense Association (HSLDA), Classical Conversations, and state homeschool organizations.
This partnership between SCHOOLHOUSE ROCKED and SalemNOW aligns with the platform’s commitment to enable film producers and distributors, that have otherwise been excluded from the mainstream media, a video on demand platform to distribute their films and documentaries without being blocked by big-tech. SalemNOW has been called the antidote for today’s cancel culture.
SalemNOW.com is Salem Media Group’s exclusive video on-demand OTT platform targeting audiences interested in Christian, family-themed and conservative content. When COVID-19 surfaced and theaters closed nationwide, SalemNOW enabled movie goers to enjoy renowned films and events from the comfort of their home. Since then, hundreds of thousands of people have watched No Safe Spaces, Uncle Tom, Hope in The Holy Land, Patterns of Evidence and many more award-winning films. Also available on SalemNOW are podcasts from Dinesh D’Souza, Eric Metaxas and live events with personalities such as Dennis Prager, Larry Elder, Sebastian Gorka and others from Salem Media Group. SalemNOW is available on Android, IOS, Roku, Amazon Fire Stick, Chromecast, Apple TV and Android TV.
For more information, please see SchoolhouseRocked.com. To view SCHOOLHOUSE ROCKED, please click here: https://salemnow.unreel.me/
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