Home School?
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I have family that homeschools their kids and I certainly wouldn't describe them that way.
I went to a small private school growing up and the biggest regret I have was not having the opportunity to learn / play organized sports (my parents were opposed to it even outside of school).
irvinehomeowner
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I have two relatives who home school their kids (both NOT in Irvine).
One was not happy with her neighborhood school and decided that homeschooling was best.
The other started her oldest in elementary, was there for a few years, had an incident with another kid harassing hers, decided to go the home school route. She is also a stay home mom and I think part of her motivation was she did not want to work a traditional job. There was also a religion factor I believe.
They both like it and I believe both plan to home school through high school (which I don't actually think is a good idea).
One was not happy with her neighborhood school and decided that homeschooling was best.
The other started her oldest in elementary, was there for a few years, had an incident with another kid harassing hers, decided to go the home school route. She is also a stay home mom and I think part of her motivation was she did not want to work a traditional job. There was also a religion factor I believe.
They both like it and I believe both plan to home school through high school (which I don't actually think is a good idea).
IUSD actually has a home school program where you get all the materials and they meet as a class once per week at a school facility:
http://iusd.org/homeschool/
Might be a good way to transition before going full-on home school.
They'll be using Common Core next year, though, however you may be able to get your own books and materials. =(
But some family have a lot of success with it:http://www.businessinsider.com/7-kids-in-the-same-family-all-enrolled-in-college-by-age-12-2014-5
http://iusd.org/homeschool/
Might be a good way to transition before going full-on home school.
They'll be using Common Core next year, though, however you may be able to get your own books and materials. =(
But some family have a lot of success with it:http://www.businessinsider.com/7-kids-in-the-same-family-all-enrolled-in-college-by-age-12-2014-5
Had a brother who married someone who was homeschooled. Never used to have an opinion about it but now I do. She and all of her siblings, but one, are a mess as adults and none but the one can support herself and be out in the world. They are all highly dependent but righteous. Just a way for those parents to mind control and then the kids don't know how to become independent adults.
paperboyNC
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Trav25 said:
I have family that homeschools their kids and I certainly wouldn't describe them that way.
I went to a small private school growing up and the biggest regret I have was not having the opportunity to learn / play organized sports (my parents were opposed to it even outside of school).