If I was a young parent I would definitely home school. I know of 2 families in my neighborhood that homeschool. It’s so much easier nowadays with the internet. Problem is most young families do not want to sacrifice and live off 1 income.
People sell their children's souls for a big boat, house, two cars, salon hair and nails, massages, camper, and other "things".
We have homeschooled since the beginning, and it's hard. I don't have patience. We don't have the money. I don't have a clean house, a clean car, a manicured lawn, or time to relax. However, I am trading myself and all the creature comforts for the soul of my children. It's worth it.
For my sons 1st grade, I got together with 3 other parents who did not want to send their same age children to the public school, we all worked during the day and could not home school, we hired a teacher who we all approved of, the kids knew each other, it was great. She felt she was not qualified to teach higher than that, but its something to think about if you have young ones, you do not need a degree if you are able to follow a curriculum, and it is good for the kiddos to have some time with a small group of kids their own age with parents of the same religious values and home lifestyles, (organic, no tv or pop culture influences, ) I sent him to Waldorf until 4th grade, public school was a trial for him, he was bullied because of his not fitting in with the mob mentality. After getting attacked on the school bus in 5th grade by kids passing around naked girl pictures and he told them to stop, they shoved condoms down his throat and called him a faggot. He ended up in ER due to latex allergic reaction. The kids got suspended, I enrolled him in Tai Kwan Do, he excelled, gained confidence. Long story short, two of the kids are now in prison for dealing fentanyl, heroin and making meth in their white trash home, facing serious time in Federal Prison. God is Good. I wish he had been spared of that, but he came out stronger, and has tons of confidence, he is capable of snapping a person in half, but he is cool and confident and a very nice man, no simmering resentment, just a good head on his shoulders and strong as an ox.
great advice regarding those without children donating to home schooling coops and the like. we send our kids to home school co-op and I know the school could use much help with funding. that said I love the school and my kids will do fine with an outhouse, kek
If we can get enough parents to homeschool, just think how many tax dollars can be taken back from an empty school district. Think of it as a tax refund when you educate your child.
In California, the school districts will pay parents to homeschool. There are strings attached to the money, and the strings vary by district and school, but it is an option parents can explore.
We have always homeschooled and I pray my kids homeschool their children. I went to private Christian school, hubby to PS. And although a believer now he says he still would lean towards atheism, humanism and darwinism due to his educational background.
To bad men are too weak to actually take charge of there children these days. We've gone soft and it's our fault evil was able to slip by while our guard was down.
If I was a young parent I would definitely home school. I know of 2 families in my neighborhood that homeschool. It’s so much easier nowadays with the internet. Problem is most young families do not want to sacrifice and live off 1 income.
As a homeschooling mom, I can say that we have yet to meet any homeschool kids that hate their parents or have gender identity issues.
People sell their children's souls for a big boat, house, two cars, salon hair and nails, massages, camper, and other "things".
We have homeschooled since the beginning, and it's hard. I don't have patience. We don't have the money. I don't have a clean house, a clean car, a manicured lawn, or time to relax. However, I am trading myself and all the creature comforts for the soul of my children. It's worth it.
Amen. Don't forget that you also don't get a 7-hour break from your kids every weekday.
For my sons 1st grade, I got together with 3 other parents who did not want to send their same age children to the public school, we all worked during the day and could not home school, we hired a teacher who we all approved of, the kids knew each other, it was great. She felt she was not qualified to teach higher than that, but its something to think about if you have young ones, you do not need a degree if you are able to follow a curriculum, and it is good for the kiddos to have some time with a small group of kids their own age with parents of the same religious values and home lifestyles, (organic, no tv or pop culture influences, ) I sent him to Waldorf until 4th grade, public school was a trial for him, he was bullied because of his not fitting in with the mob mentality. After getting attacked on the school bus in 5th grade by kids passing around naked girl pictures and he told them to stop, they shoved condoms down his throat and called him a faggot. He ended up in ER due to latex allergic reaction. The kids got suspended, I enrolled him in Tai Kwan Do, he excelled, gained confidence. Long story short, two of the kids are now in prison for dealing fentanyl, heroin and making meth in their white trash home, facing serious time in Federal Prison. God is Good. I wish he had been spared of that, but he came out stronger, and has tons of confidence, he is capable of snapping a person in half, but he is cool and confident and a very nice man, no simmering resentment, just a good head on his shoulders and strong as an ox.
great advice regarding those without children donating to home schooling coops and the like. we send our kids to home school co-op and I know the school could use much help with funding. that said I love the school and my kids will do fine with an outhouse, kek
If we can get enough parents to homeschool, just think how many tax dollars can be taken back from an empty school district. Think of it as a tax refund when you educate your child.
In California, the school districts will pay parents to homeschool. There are strings attached to the money, and the strings vary by district and school, but it is an option parents can explore.
We have always homeschooled and I pray my kids homeschool their children. I went to private Christian school, hubby to PS. And although a believer now he says he still would lean towards atheism, humanism and darwinism due to his educational background.
To bad men are too weak to actually take charge of there children these days. We've gone soft and it's our fault evil was able to slip by while our guard was down.
Homeschool would do great by we are to lazy...