Yes ... homeschoolers do save the state some money but it is still not a common choice. I imagine as it becomes more popular, there will be more opportunities and perks for us.
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Yes ... homeschoolers do save the state some money but it is still not a common choice. I imagine as it becomes more popular, there will be more opportunities and perks for us.
It turned a corner for us here, with many benefits, and the homeschool Coops have been amazing. We band together for classes such as art, language and other specialties. It worked well, Being close to downtown DC was really a bonus too.
Everything there is open and available anytime for the homeschoolers. You can bypass the lines and wait.
During the shutdown, everyone had to homeschool here. It was quite fascinating to watch parents do that to their uncontrollable children that they send to school for babysitting. In actuality, it was quite disappointing as most didn't make sure their kids were doing the work, (many weren't) and they didn't fail them, but, pushed them forward in school.
Alas I can tell you that with many students many teachers don't do much better. If you kids aren't self-motivated, school is usually just babysitting after a certain grade.
Thats true. But they were getting paid for it, parents werent. I get we have a vested interest in them, and we should... but, I would return a product that doesn't work, wouldn't you?