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San Bernardino County's Garnett. . .
"Who do they report to?" he asked. "How do you know if the child has actually received a high school education, which is required to get into a university?"

Bump for the homeschoolers.

I am remembering similar efforts in about 1993-4 to enact a federal law requiring homeschoolers to have teaching certificates. Massive letter/calls ensued, mine among them; effort tabled AT THAT TIME.

San Bernardino County's Garnett. . .
"Who do they report to?" he asked. "How do you know if the child has actually received a high school education, which is required to get into a university?"

apparently he hasn't read the article I just read by a girl who got turned down by Princeton for not having the proper transcript, but is attending Harvard. And the educrats are so distanced from thier own field that they don't even know that there are ways (ACT,SAT) to get into college without transcripts and that colleges are seeking after homeschoolers. This guy just minuses the points from his side when this homeschool parent can sit here and tell him something about the education world he seems to know nothing about, unless of course, he's not being honest*gasp*