A med student lists out 18 reasons doctors and lawyers and steel workers homeschool their children

Homeschooling – Gustoff family in Des Moines 023 (Photo credit: IowaPolitics.com)

18 Reasons Why Doctors and Lawyers Homeschool Their Children — ChildrensMD:
http://childrensmd.org/uncategorized/why-doctors-and-lawyers-homeschool-their-children-18-reasons-why-we-have-joined-americas-fastest-growing-educational-trend/

Yep. And when you see things like “It’s cheaper than private schools“, just think that for the poor man, it’s cheaper than having a son or daughter go to government schools…

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Gathering of the Families Learning Together members (a group of homeschooling famlies) in Foxlair, NC, USA. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

 

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Home schooling deserves every mention..

 

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High Marks for Home Schooling, a Small Study Finds – TIME Healthland

Finally, even the Autocrat Media is admitting it:

http://healthland.time.com/2011/09/15/high-marks-for-home-schooling-a-small-study-finds/

Took about twenty years of trying to avoid it, but there you go.

Next step is admitting the private schools do better with poor kids in bad neighborhoods than do government schools.