Thanks for posting Vicki. The educational system is will be in grave danger if he is elected. I have a two year old daughter and one on the way. I taught 2nd grade for three years and then quit to run my business. I can tell you that throwing money at school systems doesn't help because parents don't support the teachers. Also, I don't appreciate having my children indoctrinated with left wing ideas while conservative values are silenced. I know this is difficult for a single mom, but if there is any way that you can do it, I would recommend homeschooling. I don't say this for social reasons but mainly academic. Homeschooled children out perform public and private schooled children on tests and get better jobs. This is because homeschool curriculum is superior. Government education is a dangerous thing and it isn't working. Why do we need to continue down this road? Schools need to be privatized so that they will have to compete to survive.

Lenin said, “A lie told often enough becomes the truth.” People are choosing to believe what they want from the news media and ignoring the real truth.

Lenin also said, “Any cook should be able to run the country.” Today's equivilant is “Any community organizer should be able to run the country.”

Well, it looks like Wanda was the only brave one to comment on this post. Thank you, Nice Wanda!

Cloth diapers….hmmmm…..I used them for many years and it saved me a ton of money. I still use them at times, but find that with schooling 4 + kids now, I just can't take the time to keep up with all their schoolwork/teaching AND change diapers every hour or so, which you have to do w/ cloth. It is really a commitment, and you can't just NOT do laundry. Also, my husband has a major thing about smelling the gross diapers sitting in the bucket, so you definitely need to work out a system of disposing of the icky stuff, etc. In Germany, we had this HUGE house, and I could use one bathroom JUST for the cloth diaper system. It was very nice.

The choices of diapers are enormous! Kinda like homeschooling curriculum! It is a daunting task, trying to decide what you want. Good luck!

About the book…..I don't sell them myself. I sell them through the publishing company that I went with. So click on the “My Book” tab at the top of the page, and order it that way. If I didn't miss you at church and you're still around, I'd be happy to sign it. =)

Allison

High school online courses will definitely be readily achievable if you are ready to invest the time and effort. –

We're seriously considering the Stanford Online High School for our oldest once she is able to do 7th grade work. That would be a compromise between the traditional prep school education my DH wants for her and continuing with the homeschooling that I would prefer. The main drawback IMHO is the pricey tuition (though it's less than half of what top prep schools charge).

Socialization I think would be less of a concern for an always-homeschooled child like her than for a student switching from a traditional bricks & mortar school. Also, presumably there will be a larger cohort of adolescent home & virtual schoolers 5 years down the road then there is today.

I would be careful it seems to me that he is a sexual predator because if he has it blank he can be any age, i would wait to see if his birthday year goes away if it's on facebook and if it is something else he may not have his birthday on there.

i personally home schooled myself- i dunno each person is different thought, many people don't have the discipline to stay home- now for convincing your parents it really depend on them- if yours are like mine you need to prove that you are responsible or that high school will not work for you- if your parents are reasonable then calmly discuss the pros and cons of taking online courses- be open and honest about what is going on in school to make you want to make this change

I'm not sure that your plan for history would be a solid one. What I would recommend doing is typing into Google the type of history's syllabus. For example: American History syllabus, World History syllabus, AP History syllabus, etc. Take a good hour to look at some to get a feel of what is covered. You'll probably find one that you could follow. Print it out so you'll have it to go by. Good luck "Future Dr."!

They say on the front that they are "year of curriculum based" activities, but the publisher says (Amazon information) that it "reinforces what kids are learning in the classroom." So, they look good for occasional worksheets, but there are so many more interesting ways to learn than from just worksheets. Some kids like them, others don't.

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to make an outline just think of the classes you are going to take at home and write them down,. they just what to know you have a firm grasp of what you want to accomplish this year so they know you're not just blowing it off to get out of school. second, look at different types of curriculum's such as Abekah or Bob Jones. those are two main curriculum's used by home schoolers. when you choose the one you like the best that's the one you write down in your list of supposed curriculum's. as for not being able to find a program that'll except you in the middle of the year, my best advice i can give you is since this year is almost over, that you try to go at it on your own for the last two months. one it solves your problems, and two it'll help you know if home schooling is really for you.

i'm 15 living in ohio and i love be home schooled. i'm sure you'll like it too. i wish you good luck and may God bless!

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