pknopp
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Okay, I know there are because we homeschooled for a while and were part of one.Home schoolers form coops of local home schooling families. They take field trips, visit museums, do group lessons, that kind of thing.Actually, the "social interaction" thing is already covered by home schoolers who form coops and have group activities with the kids. Some government schools allow home schooled kids to play on sports teams as well.home schooling,, mixed with parent controlled community schools,,as is always the case you ignore the topic,,,all public schools should be closeddo you always try and troll every thread with the first comment???Do you always throw out the bath water and the baby?
It's a legitimate point.
And I'm curious.......how many choices? Two? What if I do not like those two? 4? 5? 6? You are going to support this with your taxes, right?
As is so often the case you didn't answer the question.
If you propose a solution you have to be able to explain how that solution would work. Now to my questions.
How is this going to work? Like I asked above, will you support a basic income so people can stay home with their kids and teach them? How will you make up for the loss of the social interaction which is also a part of a kids education? Schools, plural? You are going to raise taxes to pay for these right?
They do. And I support that. Our local school allowed home schooled kids to play in the band also which I thought was great. Outside of that I do not know of any group home schooled activities.
You do understand that this allows the pubic school some control over homeschooling though, right?
I suppose it's possible. Saying it happens doesn't mean it does though. I know people who home school and know of no co-ops. Now that doesn't prove there are none either.
That's great but we are speaking country wide.