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To: Born in a Rage
"Therefore, if we were to stick with your logic, public schooled kids shouldn't be able to play music with any other band (or sports team, or whatever) besides the one public school supplies...even if their parents pay for it with their tax money, correct? This is, in essence, what you are telling the homeschooling family."

Yes it is. Enroll the kids there or not. You can't and shouldn't be able to have it both ways. Having it both ways would be most unfair to people like me that have chosen to send kids to private schools. I still pay school taxes. I don't get a thing from my school taxes. However, I wouldn't even think about trying to get my kiddo into the local middle school band because her private school doesn't have a band. My daughter doesn't go to school there. The principal would be fully within his/her rights and correct to tell me my daughter can't play in their band because she doesn't go to school there. It's pretty much a no-brainer.

85 posted on 06/18/2005 10:08:58 AM PDT by DaGman
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To: DaGman
You can't and shouldn't be able to have it both ways.

You should be able to. It is all to the good when the student takes a place in the commerce of the community.

89 posted on 06/18/2005 10:12:51 AM PDT by RightWhale (Some may think I am a methodist)
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To: DaGman

If your private school doesn't have a band then your kid should be allowed to try out for the PUBLIC school band too. Your problem would be that you wouldn't be able to take your child out of the other school at a particular time because he would have another class to attend. Homeschooler's don't have that problem.


90 posted on 06/18/2005 10:16:24 AM PDT by Born in a Rage
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