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To: podkane
On the order of 90% + people who start home-schooling, abandon it within a year, not appreciating the tremendous amount of work it takes.

The numbers I saw at my former church were just the opposite; at least 90% of the familllies that started home schooling continued for several years, if not all the way through high school.

I am curious where that particualr stat came from.

25 posted on 07/20/2005 1:08:05 PM PDT by L,TOWM (Liberals, The Other White Meat [Quicquid peius optimo nefas])
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To: L,TOWM
We planned to homeschool for two years when we pulled our son out of public school, 8 years ago, when he was in 5th grade. We loved homeschooling so much that we never went back.
Our son graduated in June. He was accepted to all 4 colleges/universities he applied to and received hefty scholarship offers from 2 of them. He is a well rounded young man who was governor at Boy's State among many other honors and awards. I'm proud of him and of the education we gave him.
100 posted on 07/22/2005 8:10:21 PM PDT by kalee
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