This is how it’s done. We step out of the system, out of the matrix, out if their control.
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It should really be called "home-parenting". The state has been increasingly luring parents to hand over their children at earlier ages and for longer periods of time. They use policy to trap parents in a position where they can't afford to raise their own children, then they teach the children that their parents are faulty and inferior. Time to pull that plug.
Beautiful sentiment.
This life where we go to work for 10 hours/day 50 weeks/year and our kids go to school 10 hours/day and we barely see each other is wrong. Our modern society is set up to sabotage human connection.
My son was born nearly 18 yrs ago - I have yet to hand him over to the government to be indoctrinated. He is a fine young man today. I was fortunate enough to be able to afford to Homeschool while my wife stayed at home to teach. For homeschooling to really become a thing, one parent needs to be able to make enough for the whole family while the other parent can stay at home and teach. Otherwise, that perceived benefit of "free" daycare will be too much for a couple to ignore. Only by the grace of God was I enabled to homeschool and now the results are really beginning to speak for themselves.
Some people also homeschool because they believe that better academics can be achieved. This was not my goal. I wanted a good person. I wanted a kind person. I wanted an independent thinker. I wanted one devoted to God. That is why I homeschooled.
That is why my brother and his wife homeschool their four kids. I regret that we were nit able to do so with ours.
I think l your reasoning for Homeschool is pretty damn selfish.
I hope you put as much emphasis on quality of his academic education as you did into your opinion of a good person.
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I am right in saying that his goal is selfish because he doesn't not consider the purpose of EDUCATING or TRAINING our children.
I don't really care what you think...
Then why did you post in a public forum?
Why did I post in a public forum? To encourage others to homeschool - that it can be done.
BTW, becoming a decent person (as far as society is concerned) and independent thinker includes education and training. You incorrectly assumed I didn't believe in academics. Maybe before flaming me and calling me selfish, you should probably ask a question or two.
"Train up a child in the way he should go: and when he is old, he will not depart from it." - Proverbs 22:6
Great cause that I support, when done correctly. Your explanation of what Homeschool priorities can be was garbage.
I never said that. I literally quoted you...
I didn't care for your response.
I’m a grown adult who was homeschooled K-12 and the blessings that have come from NOT being in public school can’t be expressed enough. I got to learn at my own pace (some subjects being higher than the grade I was in) and didn’t have to deal with peer pressure or bullying, which we all know is running rampant in public schools. I went to co-op with other kids, did sports and other extra things. All of my siblings and I are based, hardworking Americans, thanks to my mothers love for us.
what did you do for friends and the social aspect of it? I'm concerned my young teen will miss out with activities with other peers.
we did not homeschool, however r 4 kids did not hang w school kids. rather, all their soc activity was w great kids of diff ages from r church. yes, this did require extra driving on the part of us parents but we felt it was well worth it to know r kids were hanging w others having the same values etc
they became a very tight , loving, funny group of fine ppl. now my 4 kids r adults, 40-50yo. productive, decent loving...
That was my experience as well. I was still severely bullied in school and fell behind as I had illnesses and some learning difficulty in certain areas. Yet my home growing up would have been worse than ever had I been homeschooled as I grew up in an abusive home
We did a program with other kids and parents - very heavily academically oriented - classical conversations... teaching the Trivium.
https://www.classicalconversations.com
https://www.triviumpursuit.com
Lots of social opportunities in church and in co-op.
thank you!
Which is more important? That your kids be involved with sports and other non essential activities that kids only use to judge each other on, or for your kids to become free thinkers and not get indoctrinated and brainwashed and corrupted?
He's already red pilled so he gets to pick apart the indoctrination but I see your point. The teachings come from home but school is about friends and the social aspect too. pros and cons to both but it's on the parents regardless. Kids decide what they want to believe. One can only do so much. Katy Perry the singer grew up in a christian home. Dad a preacher. Look how she turned out and who she worships now. Shit happens.
Perhaps Katy’s parents were too busy in the church to notice their daughter was headed down the wrong path. Outside influences obviously got to her
I am a product of public school and hard work. I supplement my Childrens Education with my Wifes help and they outpace their peers handily.
Wasting a valuable resource (such as a school) is ignorant but I know sometimes the value isn't there.
Being engaged with my children, aware of their progress has "blessed" me with two exceptional well educated and well rounded boys. One of them was just excepted into a competitive program at UF, his first and only application submitted.
My point is, and remains, Mr. Pristine here stated Academics was not his Goal in educating his children... You can do both but that didn't even make a long list of priorities. I handle the "Good Person" stuff all the time. Non-stop. Not just when they are at school...
You can do both. My two sons are awesome and blow the doors off academically despite my shortcomings. One great help was no cable, no cell phones, no laptops until they were late teens. This allowed room for creativity, reading, and lots of time outdoors.... but the most valuable thing, in my mind, was the prayer, bible instruction, and explaining the world around them--- spiritual, emotional, mental, as life happened. Meanwhile my husband taught them very practical hands- on skills. I'm super proud of them but don't talk about them much to people I know because their kids are often struggling. I'd feel like a bragadocious ass. People have a hard time being happy for others and when your kid is struggling there can be a lot of pain and regret. I'm grateful for the time with my boys. They're growing up now and I have no regrets.
I agree with you 100% and I supplement my children's Education with the help of my wife. I have one graduating this year and already accepted into a competitive UF program.
That was not u/Pristine point and he clearly stated that:
I know that he is selfish. I have 15 downvotes (record for me here) but I am right.
Good person includes training... My son could probably wipe the mat with you academically. But that's ULTIMATELY not what I wanted. I wanted a good person. There are plenty of smart people that are terribly evil. Call me selfish if you like, but you don't know me or my family. And I think maybe you should learn to bridle your tongue. Good day.
I think you should learn to close your mouth in public if you aren't ready for a conversation.
Your assumptions are laughable and sound a lot like keyboard warrior stuff.
Your statement made you selfish, not me.
If you'd like to amend it and prioritize Academics then you know where the edit button is.
It's possible that you've miscomprehended their statement. I took it to mean that they didn't focus on the academics as a measure of success, but instead set out to raise their child to be a good adult. I suspect that knowledgeability came as a result of this, regardless. The world is full of intelligent assholes, why would we want to create more?
"Good person" comes as a result of being around good people you respect or trust.
That's a natural occurrence in a "good" household. Education is not.
"Knowledgeabilty" does not just happen because you are a good person/parent/etc...
Now you are making assumptions and misinterpreting. When my children are "at school" that is their focus. They get all the coaching and mentorship on being a "good person" when they aren't at school.
I tell them "My jaw doesn't hit the floor because you do the right thing. However, you will hit the floor if you are doing the wrong thing."
Him disregarding Academics in Home School is like taking a bath without water.
You seem quite combative.
K.
Take your children back now!
They belong to you and you alone.
We started homeschooling last year. Never sending them back. The Deep State will lose a generation of young minds to the Great Awakening because of their BS.
They belong to God first. They are only on loan to us to shape and mold correctly. The sooner we all realize that, the better. God gives and he can just as easily take away. Everything and everyone we have is his gift to us and how we take care if it and them is what we will be judged in. Will we do our job well, or will we be as chaff for the fire?
Organize group homeschooling with like minded parents. Meet in parks and stuff and each parent has an hour or two to teach what they know best.
“Hedge schools”! The Irish did that during the genocide from the British when the teaching of Catholic children and the teaching of the Irish language were punishable by death.
I think we can do better though, in homes, community centers and re-taken school buildings.
I’m not usually in favor of book burnings but when a former government school is re-taken, all materials and records should be destroyed along with any outdated data equipment and software. Useable supplies and equipment should be carefully examined and re-purposed.
“The Internet is forever.”
Good point, I agree, some examples should be kept for study and reflection.
Maybe, not destroy them, but rather preserve for after young minds have been molded in godly ways and they are able to think and reason freely
Yeah, anything indoctrinating and racial or divisive as well as anything to do with encouraging and normalizing abominations.
Trying to get my daughter onboard with this as she is homeschooling her kids.
Add some legitimate curriculum, tons of options online for every grade level, and you got a deal.
Also take out the massive amount of extraneous bullshit they try to fill kids' heads with.
I love the smell of civil disobedience in the morning. It smells like VICTORY.
We need to do this in every aspect of life including medicine, finance, the food we eat, entertainment, and a whole host of others. Churches could serve as the hub of whole communities providing all sorts of service. That's what they used to be until they started preaching the prosperity gospel and self-esteem. Come out of her, my people. Rev 18:4
Just like every other cult, those pushing the prosperity stuff have take. A small piece of Biblical scripture out if context and created new religions based on that tiny piece.
Maybe we should go back to the old schoolhouse style.
Obvious problems are building enough, and vetting and certifying people to teach, as well as building a solid curriculum that can be certified as a foundation.
I've been saying this same thing for years! Total updoot for you.
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There are alit of old abandoned schoolhouses and churches out there that could be repaired and utilized.
At this point, might be better off tearing them down and rebuilding new.
I'd like to see tiny groups of children--forever reject the expensive prisons that have been built for their "education." A few parents get together to share the load and go back to real Bible-based, classical education....
Bible based, classical education? Does that at least include math, proper English, science, US and world history, physical education, basic accounting/how to balance a checkbook, maybe a second language if the kid wants? Or is it just reading the bible all day every day?
Seriously? Maybe think about that question a little more before asking such a foolish thing.
I'm serious.
I would suggest that you search out the true history of our country. Learn what THEIR sources were for education, observe their level of intellect and that of their children. The Bible was their basic text from which children learned to read and provided a very firm foundation for their precious minds. It undergirded everything and still should. Read about what people such as Thomas Jefferson read. These people make us look like intellectual pygmies; we have lost so much. Those people were WELL equipped for the issues of their day. Our foundations should be similar.
Why would you assume (seemingly disparagingly) that anyone would suggest that the Bible would be the only source of wisdom and learning for children, or adults for that matter?
Jefferson, for instance, was multilingual--4-6 languages from a light search. They were serious about education back then. Homeschooling opens up a vast playground for those fortunate children who participate. Those kids are not held back from anything they might like to learn; most are voracious students.
That's enough people to just start their own school.
There you go
I’m onboard with that
Parallel society. Andrew Torba of Gab advocates it. Under communism, a parallel society is how people survived.
Seven years ago my kids' school sent a note home telling us that they were going to be teaching our elementary school students about sex.
We sent a note back saying "No thanks, that's our job, just teach them reading, writing, math and critical thinking skills."
They sent a note back saying "No, we'll teach them whatever we want."
I walked into the school the next day and said "I'm withdrawing all three of my kids from school to home school them."
Boy were they pissed. The schools in that state gets paid for how many kids are in attendance for a full day. It's why they hate you pulling your kid out for an appointment and treat you like a criminal to get one of their cavities filled. Losing three kids to homeschooling at the beginning of the year is a big fat deal for them.
Fantastic ...Well done...Fuck "them"...excuse my language...😉
That’s why we finally pulled my son from school to finish at home doing independent study in his senior year. He had switched to alternative school in freshman year due to getting bullied and falling through the learning cracks from dyslexia. No one was helping him even on extra programs for help. In the first five weeks doing independent, he finished an entire year of history and math and completed all classes six months early. The teachers were mad at us for pulling him but he did well.
Who Owns the Children? This is important for you all to know.
Blair Adams wrote: WHO OWNS THE CHILDREN? (subtitled "Public Compulsion, Private Responsibility, and the Dilemma of Ultimate Authority," Waco, Texas: Truth Forum, 1991, Fifth edition). The author examines some of the court cases and legal precedents that shed light on this important question. In his "Preface" he writes:
http://voluntaryist.com/backissues/059.pdf
Now you know why the word 'guardian' is used for custodial parents.
In Black's Law Dictionary look up Parens Patriae. Parens Patriae means literally, “parent of the country.” It refers traditionally to the role of STATE as sovereign and guardian of persons under legal disability.
With the birth registration established, the federal government, under the doctrine of Parens Patriae, had the mechanism to take over all the assets of the American people and put them into debt into perpetuity. Under this doctrine, if one is born with a disability, the state, (the sovereign) has the responsibility to take care of you. This author believes that the disability you are born with is, in fact, the birth itself.
And you didn't know that?
The attorney bar association has many secrets that they don't want you to know about. As George Carlin famously said -- "It's a big club and you ain't in it."
There's more.... much more I could add, but I digress.
If the American people actually knew the secrets that the court systems hide, they'd be marching in the streets.
I that is any real part of our legal system, then we MUST change that, like YESTERDAY!!!!
Agreed. It's far worse than this though. Common Law is the basis for our Bill of Rights. The Rights are directly from the Creator of nature and our founding fathers recognized and inscribed in writing they recognize these Rights are directly from the Creator.
What I wrote in regards to 'parens patriae' has been a legal argument since the 1840s in the US. The American Bar Association is a subsidiary of the British Bar Association. One can get an idea where this type of ideology originates.
In the past several decades Common Law has been de-emphasized and disfavored for something called 'Positive Law' or 'Law Positive'. Look up 'Common Law Versus Law Positive' to understand our predicament we are now facing in America. It helps answer why so few lawyers are Constitutional lawyers.
Home schooling your child is as natural and healthy as breastfeeding your baby.
Wow!!!! That speaks volumes.
And homeschooling isn't just for the religious - there are secular co-ops and groups out there as well.
Regardless, the more the better.
And still have opportunity to teach free thinking and a chance to meet Christians who can witness and teach them about God
Perhaps we are the patriots that are in control
There was a time when home school was a good option. Now with the public schools into full indoctrination, homeschool has become a must.
Where at?
Good church!!!
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Bravo! Of all that's going on in this world today...this is the most amazing...normies have found their line in the sand and it all begins on so many fronts with the children! Protect their minds, bodies and spirits!
So it doesn’t take a “village to raise a child” aka gov. just parents
Been homeschooling for years now and it’s the best decision we ever made.
I wish I knew more about homeschooling. Don't they require a diploma like when you're given one in school? What's the equivalent to that at home? I'm not a certified teacher so how does it work from a legal standpoint. Curriculum requirements? It's not that easy at least for me to figure this out. Last thing I want is the state pestering me on some legality for child not being in school.
Each state has different laws. I am in Virginia and ours are very good, as VA is home to the Home School Legal Defense Association. We have here an organization called HEAV.org. They host a giant homeschool convention each year and there is a graduation ceremony. We did that with our oldest but will skip it for the youngest. Each year we were required to send a letter and a standardized test score in by August 1st. That was it. I picked curriculum and tests. When my oldest applied for college they accepted the transcripts I made and my son's SAT score, along with evidence that I sent in my last letter to the state. That was it. Keep in mind you have 8 YEARs before grades really matter to figure out what you're doing. These 2 resources helped me help my kid get a $90k scholarship: CollegePrepGenius.com (shows you how to take the SAT) and Setting the Record Straight, a book by Lee Binz on doung a transcript. Until high school, figure out what works and enjoy your kids.Those years are priceless. Ps. I used the CAT test each year ordered through Seton Testing... it's the easiest. Math and English only. That SAT prep course got my son's score way up and SATs seem to count for more with colleges when you're a homeschooler. He went from a 1070ish to a 1400. You'll never regret the decision. Ps. A lot of states have clawed their way into controlling as much as they can... and some ignorant parents willingly sign up for options the states have created.... so ask around with other parents in your state.
thank you!
No problem! I'm so happy for every single kid that gets their childhood back. I wish everone could, I truly do. Take as many days off as you need because you'll quickly find that about 1 hour of your tutoring equals about 10-20 wasted hours in a typical school-- it's really astounding how much more time your kids will get back. Once you see how bloated a lot of curriculums are with busy work... you'll be even more amazed!
This is a state by state thing. The state that we started homeschooling in, had zero proof requirements that you do anything at all. You simply inform your local school district that you're home schooling and that's that.
However, several years later we moved to another state that requires you to give the school system a curriculum that you're using to teach your children.
Read up on your state's home schooling laws... also, expect those laws to get more strict here soon if you live in a blue state. They NEED to indoctrinate our kids to keep their communist momentum going, so they're going to start making it hard to home school soon.
As far as the diploma goes, in most states the best you can get after homeschooling is to take the GED test and get a GED.
Would you like a language that kills legalese?
I k kw someone working o. It and blockchainjng our legal stuff instead of filing with corrupt courts.