[Nifster]

Just out of curiosity, what was the highest level of mathematics that you ever took and passed?

[Coldwater Creek]

I have no clue about kitkat’s education, but I have 7 grandchildren all home schooled. Three have graduated from university with the highest of honors, one after three years (no summers). The three now attending college scores were so high that scholarships were in abundance. One missed a perfect ACT by only 2 points. So......
Government schools = child abuse.

[netmilsmom]

>>Just out of curiosity, what was the highest level of mathematics that you ever took and passed?<<

Ooooo, let me answer!!!!
Junior high pre-algebra.

But I’m not teaching math to my kids. These people are...
http://saxonpublishers.hmhco.com/en/sxnm_home.htm
http://www.khanacademy.org/

And if they don’t get it, another homeschooling parent or student helps them out.

There’s this thing. It’s called “the internet”. It’s a wealth of information. In fact, there is a site called “Free Republic” with a “chat” forum. I can’t tell you how many Algebra problems I’ve popped up on there and gotten TONS of people helping out.

But my kids don’t hang out with the crossdressers and gay couples like their “Public School” friends. That’s actually quite alright with me.

[JenB]

Just out of curiosity, what was the highest level of mathematics that you ever took and passed?

My mother barely got past high school geometry. She had me in calculus before I started at the community college, and I ended up with a minor in mathematics.

Homeschooled parents can teach anything they want, if they're motivated.