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To: MrB

Free time?
Wife’s career?
Second income to support your lifestyle?
Cable TV?
Adult toys?
Expensive vacations?

how about none of the above. we cannot afford private school. as for homeschooling.... i have a high school diploma, an associates degree from a community college, and a 15yr old son who is way smarter than i am. he is in advanced math classes and NJROTC. those are things i cannot provide in a homeschooling situation. i also have a very active 4 yr old who needs plenty of my time and attention. she would be disruptive of any homeschooling. please do not assume that those of us who send our children to public school are selfish and more interested in our own pleasures than our children’s education. we are fortunate in that our public school is a small town, conservative district with parents who stay involved and engaged. we don’t sit down and let a bunch of alinsky-ites teach our kids that communism is great and personal responsibility is child abuse. we can improve the public school system if we get involved and hold the administrators responsible. demand a better education for your child in the system your tax dollars support.


28 posted on 05/14/2010 12:51:19 PM PDT by madamemayhem (defeat isn't getting knocked down, it's not getting back up)
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To: madamemayhem
Yes I agree. I have to work just to keep up with taxes, medical, insurance ect ect. I have a 15 year old in private school and a 6 year old in public. So far the public has been fine. I know some people that keep their children home and stick videos in and leave for work and call it homeschooling. What happened to having a degree to teach? Now the kids watch videos or sit in front of the computer and that is learning? Not for me.
49 posted on 05/14/2010 1:36:43 PM PDT by angcat (GOD SAVE US!)
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