Comments on: Homeschooling

By: Mrs B

Mrs B — Mon, 04 Dec 2006 04:00:28 +0000

You might be shocked, but a lot of the homeschooling Moms actually are not wealthy at all. They babysit or even foster for CAS.

They cook from scratch and budget carefully to be able to afford to stay home. They also are able to use books and learning materials for subsequent children, and belong to clubs etc for support and to help offset costs any way possible.

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By: kelsey watters

kelsey watters — Fri, 19 May 2006 15:20:22 +0000

Hey thurr thugs.. I’ma straight up gangsta and im a home schoola fo sho! i like to write out my jams on a scrap piece of papa my teacha leaves mah.

thanks bitches n hoes.
PEACE OUT

By: amanda box

amanda box — Fri, 19 May 2006 15:17:47 +0000

hello, my name is amanda.. i have been homschooled for 8 years now. i must say it is quite plesent to be at home all the time but i would enjoy to go to school to make friends.. i don’t have any.. im quite a loser. i stay home on weekends and play with my GI-Joes.. i have fun but i think im to old for that… my mom beats me.

thanks
amanda Box

By: JimMc

JimMc — Tue, 14 Mar 2006 18:15:52 +0000

You're right, those are worthy insights. I wish they could all be addressed within the public school setting. The Chicago Tribune ran an interesting story on home schooling the other day (free registration req'd). One thing I keep wondering: in our modern economy where it seems households almost need dual-incomes, how can people afford to home school? I guess like the Tribune article says, it's mostly the well-off that can afford it and are able to teach it.