It is never certain if an article headlined as homeschooling really is about homeschooling. All to frequently they are about mis-labeled public or private school programs, is more about an editor’s bias than homeschooling, or the reporter never breaks free from a schoolish headset.
This piece is about homeschooling. The reporter starts out well by capturing [...]
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Roy Jones Jr.’s boys keep it real on the farm
By Jason Jordan/ March 21, 2009
Early morning farming
Here’s a look at a typical day.
“It’s always dark when we wake up,” D says. “Never fails.”
Today, they win by default — it’s overcast. And even though it’s just 6:15 a.m., D, a freshman at Pensacola Junior College, has [...]
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On The Mark: No better way to spend one’s time, 28 May 2008, Marconews, Marco Island, Florida
Every year, Florida hosts a large and ever-growing convention to promote homeschooling and assist parents in understanding this viable alternative to public education for their children. The convention is sponsored by the Florida Parent-Educators Association and the yearly [...]
Florida: Homeschooling is “Rich Soil for Learning”
Great looking “home-grown” veggies in the pictures
Homeschooling offers a rich soil for learning Tampa Bay Times
By MINDY RUBENSTEIN, June 27, 2009
They [homeschool support group] go on field trips to local parks and to the zoo. And they work together to tend a large, thriving garden at one member’s Zephyrhills home.
They grow herbs, watermelons, strawberries, corn, [...]
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