(06-30-2022, 04:17 PM)NewJagsCity Wrote: I remember back in the day that the big concern against homeschooling was that your children were going to lack social interaction skills. I wonder how much of that argument has now fallen by the wayside with online education and the rise of social media. In fact, a family that wants to homeschool their kids most likely is trying to avoid the type of interaction that occurs in public schools these days. Bonus: they run zero risk of dying in a school shooting.

The only way to get a corrupt public school system's attention is to threaten their existence with defunding. If that occurs because they are not the best choice for a parent and their kids, then so be it. Get back in the basic business of education and not indoctrination, and maybe you'll survive. They've had a free ride for too long.

Hopefully the other options don't raise their costs now that everyone has guaranteed amount to pay the school. If it stays the same, teachers paid well, and students get lots of learning activities with the additional funding, the teacher unions will be shut down and federal agency can be closed.

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