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Yes, many photos! Later 70.
Just ignore the cynicism, BJD
OK, I was just curious. My oldest would be a great candidate for homeschooling. I would love to have her in a Christian Private school, but the only one here isn't state accredited and it pretty pricey.
Our school district is rated 3rd in the state and is excellent, I just would do it to teach her at a faster pace and to eliminate the "smut" she comes home with. You know the deal.
I know exactly what you mean!! I love that my kids are still 'innocent'! My 10 year old knows what is out there in the world, but doesn't have to face it on a daily basis. They have plenty of interraction from tons of kids and adults, and are learning about having discernment and how to be social, etc. We are not 'sheltering' them, we are just perparing them for the world a little slower than public school kids. My 2nd child (8yo girl) is amazingly brilliant and seems to pick up everything she tries!! She is on swim team, piano lessons, is learning to sew, knit and crochet, and excels at every subject I throw at her! I can't keep up! She is now in 5th grade math (in 3rd grade). I love that she has so many opportunities available to her!!
Have you looked extra-local? there are some places that may do the distance thing and still be accredited?? I don't know. I will have to ask our principal if she knows of anything! But, if nothing else, you can home school her until high-school. Then let her take advanced and dual-enrollment classes through your schools. Or, our state has an on-line program for home school kids, so they are basically doing public school, but at home.
I haven't looked any further than asking several kids what they think about being homeschooled (they all love it) and googling a couple different sources. It's a subject that my husband and I don't necessarily agree upon. And my family would flip out. (They are all teachers.)
The only reason I haven't acted upon it yet is because the school she attends is the school I worked at. So I know all the staff and they know her. You can't get better than that in a public school. She is an excellent student, I just know how much time is "wasted" by behaviors. My kid has NO behaviors. (Until she gets home.)
I think it's one of those things that I bounce back and forth on, so I'll leave her where she is until a "sign" is presented to me that wavers me one way or the other.
We'll see what happens I guess.
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She's homeschooling through a Christian based home schooling program. They can also choose their own curriculum. How does that work with college acceptance? Is there a such thing as a State Accredited Home Schooling program?