Helen Hegener on May 7th, 2009
If you wipe away the blustering, overblown, over-hyped, over-indignant carrying-on by newshounds hunting a story with no expense spared, there’s a case unfolding in North Carolina which carries plenty of legitimate reason for concern. The bare bones of the situation surrounding 16-year-old homeschooler Ashton Lundby…
Valerie on February 19th, 2006
What is it that people don’t get about homeschooling? If the parents (or perhaps other family members) aren’t the ones working with their kids, then it isn’t ‘homeschooling.’ Yes, any number of hybrid structures can develop that are closer to homeschooling than not, to include occasional classes here and there, but any system where the kids ‘go to [...]
Indiana-”The Home-School Effect”
A new pilot charter school has been approved in Indiana. “The home-school effect” came up in the Journal Gazette, just as it often does in much of this educational trend’s media coverage, potential vendors’ marketing points, along with many legislators’ concerns.
Charter schools set for online trial run The Journal Gazette
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