[HiTech RedNeck]

I think you have a point; it’s not the most wealthy who are most highly represented in that set. Money means nothing without being spent wisely. Still for those with an empirical bent, such stats would be helpful so that for those having the object, there is a candid credible answer. Does the HSLDA keep track of such things?

[Tax-chick]

http://www.nheri.org/

National Home Education Research Institute

[St_Thomas_Aquinas]

I think you have a point; it’s not the most wealthy who are most highly represented in that set.

The wealthy people I know send their kids to private schools, or live in affluent towns with the proverbial "great school system." < snort>

The homeschoolers I know are generally middle-income. I don't know how smart they are.

I can also tell you that my wife would have to be the last person you would choose to homeschool. She doesn't have a great deal of patience. But somehow, we managed to get through. Our oldest just graduated. It's one decision I will NEVER regret.

[metmom]

Money means nothing without being spent wisely. Still for those with an empirical bent, such stats would be helpful so that for those having the object, there is a candid credible answer. Does the HSLDA keep track of such things?

I have no idea.