To: JohnHuang2
"They were concerned that homeschooled students were not provided a comprehensive education experience because they did not have an opportunity to interact with students of different cultures, economic status or learning styles."
When did this become a requirement for receiving one's high school diploma? Are grades in "tolerance and understanding toward the dregs of society" now included on public school transcripts? (For cryin' out loud, I hope I'm not giving them any new ideas here........)
21 posted on
04/27/2002 10:11:28 AM PDT by
freedox
To:
2Jedismom; 2sheep; Aliska;Aquinasfan; argee; Askel5; arielb; Artist;backhoe; B4Ranch...
Bump for Homeschooling parents and kids. Great article.
22 posted on
04/27/2002 10:47:21 AM PDT by
madfly
To: freedox
Are grades in "tolerance and understanding toward the dregs of society" now included on public school transcripts? Don't be surprised if they are, under the heading of "Respect for others"
The primary purpose of the public school is to ensure indoctrination of the kids into whatever passes for the "Party Line". Always has been. Teaching them to read and write is just what they do to reduce complaints by parents. (The secondary purpose is to be a jobs program for "progressive" activists)
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