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To: 1stFreedom

Why indoctrinate at all?
***The FR HS diploma proposal has nothing to do with indoctrination. I was answering your implied conditional.


If you teach your children faith and morals as principal values, they can find the truths which lay in each ecomomic system.
***Agreed, but what if you're a child who isn't being taught faith & morals? What are your options? How can you escape the prison of PC moral relativism being force fed in our high schools today?


100 posted on 01/08/2005 3:52:16 PM PST by Kevin OMalley (No, not Freeper#95235, Freeper #1165: Charter member, What Was My Login Club.)
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To: Kevin OMalley

>>>The FR HS diploma proposal has nothing to do with indoctrination. I was answering your implied conditional.

What is the point of a FR diploma? Think about that for a minute, the fact that it is assocated with FR is a big clue.

>>what if you're a child who isn't being taught faith & morals?

Then I doubt you'd be interested in a FR diploma in the first place.

>> How can you escape the prison of PC moral relativism being force fed in our high schools today?

I already gave you the answer: home school. but that doesn't imply home indoctrination either. All we need are more rabid capitalists (most of whom's moral positions are flaky). Admittedly the left is pumping out rabid socialists and communists. But it's like fighting evil with evil, not a real solution.


105 posted on 01/08/2005 4:38:52 PM PST by 1stFreedom
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To: everyone

I've got a couple of qusetions about the homeschooling and community college in Texas. I am 15, and I just moved here with my family. We had always lived in Califronia. When I was 13 years old, my mom made her own homeschool up, throught the state of California. It was accredited because she has a masters in education. However, I completed all of my work through a community college. We moved here in December and I was interested to see what high school was all about, so my mom enrolled me at the local high school as a Jr. I am very much above all the other kids, I've completed most of my required courses in California, so I've basically got electives to fill up my schedule. However, I am so sick and tired of my peers. I cannot stand the immature behavior. I would like to disenroll from high school and begin at Jr. College. I have no clue where to start because, like I said, we are new to Texas and it's laws. In reading some of your posts, I have seen a couple of people who have just made up their own diplomas. I was wondering if this would work for me as I do have two years of Jr. college transcripts. Sorry for the long post. Any help would be very appreciated.
Thank you,
Lauryn


200 posted on 02/10/2005 1:07:52 PM PST by ballet4ever0289
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