We have 11 chileren, 9 still at home, and 8 that are still compulsory-attendance age. Three of those 8 are “special needs”, one of them being somewhat autistic.
We home school them *ALL*.
It can be done if you make the necessary “sacrifices”, which, if you examine the eternal value of the “sacrifices” you must make, are not really sacrifices at all. In fact, it’s a blessing to let go of of those things.
-—We home school them *ALL*.
It can be done if you make the necessary “sacrifices”, which, if you examine the eternal value of the “sacrifices” you must make, are not really sacrifices at all. In fact, it’s a blessing to let go of of those things.-—
God bless you! This is what Christianity is all about.