His most notable work in the homeschooling community was his 2001 documentary, Grown Without Schooling (2001), the first documentary about grown homeschoolers and only the second documentary ever made about homeschooling (the first being Inventing a Girl. The documentary was roundly praised in the homeschooling community for its accurate but sometimes unvarnished look at what it means to grow up outside of the school system.
His major contribution to the homeschooling community included his 2001 documentary, Grown Without Schooling (2001), which was the first film about adult homeschoolers and only the second ever made on homeschooling. The documentary received widespread recognition for its truthful yet sometimes unadorned portrayal of life outside the traditional educational system.