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California: State agency contends home-schooling illegal
San Diego Union Buffoon ^
| September 26, 2002
| Jill Spielvogel
Posted on 09/26/2002 7:17:54 AM PDT by John Jorsett
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To: ladylib
"Didn't Simon say his brother-in-law homeschools his kids? Maybe if he gets into office, all this will just go away."
Sad to say, you have posed two bigger fantasies than my imaginary kids and neighbors.
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posted on
09/26/2002 8:03:37 AM PDT
by
hauerf
To: *Homeschool_list; madfly; 2Jedismom
To: SpinyNorman
Since probably half the population of Cali.is poor immigrants from countries that have no human rights the Dems. are going to have an easy time setting up a dictatorship. At least until the Mexicans re claim the state and take over. Then we will have a real dictatorship. Maybe by then one of Saddams sons will be looking for a place to rule.
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posted on
09/26/2002 8:08:32 AM PDT
by
willyone
To: biblewonk
{ping}
To: RISU
yeppers.
To: John Jorsett
This is what happens when the radical left takes over a state. If I were homeschooling in California, I would give serious consideration to leaving the state.
To: seamole; Fish out of Water; Carry_Okie; 2Jedismom; 2sheep; 4Freedom; Aliska; Alabama_Wild_Man; ...
ping
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posted on
09/26/2002 8:25:33 AM PDT
by
madfly
To: goldstategop
I doubt the local police and D.A's will start arresting and prosecuting parents for home-schooling their kids.Famous last words?
All Kalifornians have to do is like now!!...
Keep doing nothing and the government will revoke your right to homeschool.
Overnight they could do it.
To: SpinyNorman
Why do people live in California anyway? Won't be long before the brown shirted ultraliberal Davis gestapo will be coming around to seize your children at preschool age for "corrective indoctrination!" We really don't need any advice from spineless goofballs, thank you. If California falls, you don't think the trend will come to you?
We'll stay and fight, thanks.
To: ladylib
Didn't Simon say his brother-in-law homeschools his kids? Yes
Maybe if he gets into office, all this will just go away.
Dump Davis!
To: RCW2001; cardinal4; ValerieUSA; Republicus2001; joltinjoe; KSCITYBOY; GlesenerL; montag813; ...
Arizona check this out!
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posted on
09/26/2002 8:35:17 AM PDT
by
madfly
To: John Jorsett; scripter
Home-school bump
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posted on
09/26/2002 8:49:08 AM PDT
by
EdReform
To: John Jorsett; Slip18; *Homeschool_list; 2Jedismom; homeschool mama; BallandPowder; ffrancone; ...
bump!
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posted on
09/26/2002 8:51:50 AM PDT
by
TxBec
To: Kerberos
If you don't take their 'advice' they have no qualms about threatening to remove your child from your home. That applies to classifying your child, drugging your child, and innoculating your child.
Somehow we need to get a handle of this abuse of school officials.
To: John Jorsett
To: Zack Nguyen
see post 29. thank you.
To: homeschool mama
Much of what happens in California finds its way to neighboring states
So, what can we( who live in other states) do to help? CD
To: John Jorsett
headline:
Why Are California Truants More Literate Than Public School Inmates?
;-)
To: John Jorsett
"Some frightened The prospect of being prosecuted for truancy has frightened some parents into considering enrolling their children in a traditional school, parent Dell'Acqua said ."
That's exactly what the educrats want to see happen. Enroll them in ps which translates into more $$$ for govt. schools.
There is nothing in the US Constitution about education but what the heck do they care, as long as they attempt to have control over kids.
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posted on
09/26/2002 9:35:14 AM PDT
by
hsmomx3
To: BJungNan; RJayneJ
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