[ConservativeWarrior]

The 645,892nd reason to homeschool

Yes, because the best way to counter over-reaching liberal educators is to cower in your home in fear.

Great plan!

Or, (and I'm just throwing this out there) you can hold these people accountable, which is how people with courage are reacting.

Stand and fight.

[HiTech RedNeck]

“Cower”?

This is the only way to stop the evil indoctrination of our kids. The lunatics are running the asylum.

[wbarmy]

Excuse me, but if enough people who cared about their children pulled them out of the public schools, by either home schooling or private schools, the government would take notice.

Especially since most schools receive their funding by the number of children registered and showing up. Enough kids go somewhere else and this chump would see his funding dry up.

The whole idea of working from inside the system is baloney.

[EDINVA]

Shall we assume you don’t have any kids in public school? Or that you’ve never tried to take on the ‘educational establishment?’ Any notion that that is a piece of cake is seriously flawed. Even when one has a few successes in those battles, ‘they’ ultimately win the war.

In the meanwhile, why sacrifice your child’s getting a good education accompanied by your values vs. a mediocre education and the tearing down of your own family values? It is hardly cowering to educate your kids at home. The easy thing is to send your kids to public school and leave the job to others.

[JenB]

I’m willing to take bullets but not to use my kid as a human shield. Homeschooling is not cowering in fear; it is stepping up to the plate and facing the question of “what is the best way to raise and educate my kid” face on.

[christianhomeschoolmommaof3]

Homeschoolers aren’t cowering in their homes in fear. We are raising the next generation of patriots. You have to teach them before they can teach others.