singlemom1 asked:


2 of my sisters in law do this quite often with their kids. One has 3 children and the other has 5. The kids are at public school for 1 to 2 months then something “happens” at the school and Mom decides to pull them out and home school them. Until things get crazy at home, then she send them back to public school. Has anyone ever dealt with this issue that could shed some light on why they may be doing this with their kids? One of the sisters-in-law even moves her kids back and forth between different public schools in the city, usually when her kids have a disagrement with a teacher or another student. Its just weird.
The children’s ages: 5, 7, 8, 10, 12, 15, 16,

Charlee

Trenia D asked:


I was home schooled for my 8th grade school year and I wanted to know should I continue being home schooled through high school or should I go back to public school? I attend an online public school now but should I go back to public school? Why or why not. Thanks

Rylan

thecharmedfive asked:


I am fed up with the Houston School system and want to home school my children.

Where can I locally get the necessary information or the legal requirements to start home schooling my children?

Carmen

Kialy Northman-Trueblood asked:


I am looking for home school groups that are available for students in billings montana! Pleaseeeeee help!

Brianna

charlotte b asked:


My son fell behind in his freshman year of high school, it was suggested that we home school him over the summer to bring him back up to sophmore level, So far I’ve been told It will cost 350.00 dollars per subject per semester work.So
for a credit in one core subject it would cost 700.00 dollars. he needs at least 4 credits. Ours is single income single parent family of 4. I couldn’t afford to pay the 350.00 for a semester. There has to be a better way. Any information on how to home school on a limited income would help.

Jarvis