As the political and economic conditions are restructured on a global scale, waves of educational reform are taking place in many nations. Deregulation and re- regulation of educational administration is a major trend of the reform efforts. In the case of the United States, while a variety of reform movements such as school-based management, school of choice, alternative school, charter school have loosened the established power of educational administration, they have also brought about the making of new policies and laws. Home schooling is another educational reform movement that has been growing fast in the recent years and challenging greatly the area of educational administration and management. According to an estimate, the number of students who are home schooled has increased dramatically from 300,000 in 1990 to 1,500,000 in 1999. More and more parents have refused to send their children to the school especially since the shooting in the state of Colorado occurred in 1999. Moreover, home schooling was illegal in 30 states in 1980 and has been legalized in all states up to 1993. In Taiwan, the legality of home schooling is made possible by the changing educational laws. As a matter of fact, the educational bureau of Taipei city has formulated some rules to implement home schooling since 1997 in order to meet the demand of parents who want to home school their children. The purpose of this paper is to, taking as an example the development of the home schooling movement in US, analyze the tendency of deregulation and re-regulation of educational administration and discuss the relevant issues of administering home schooling. Based upon the analysis and discussion, this paper examines the status quo of home schooling in Taiwan and offers suggestions for the making of related policies.