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February 26th, 2005 | #1 |
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State By State... Home-Schooling 'Laws' in the United States
http://www.hslda.org/laws/default.asp
Lots of other good info here: Home School Legal Defense Association
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February 26th, 2005 | #2 |
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Great find, thanks.
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July 14th, 2005 | #3 |
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Let me take a wild guess here. The home schooled kids do better, a lot better.
Why? cause they are not confronted with a bunch of jew media hype. They are taught to learn, new concept,there. If I had kids, you can bet they would be home schooled.
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November 22nd, 2005 | #4 |
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Here in texas there are no government guidelines whatsoever regarding homeschooling. There are several courses available on the internet, both secular and religeous that anyone who can read can teach. In the time it used to take to help with my kids homework i can give a full day's lesson. without all the multi-cult indoctrination a public school day would be about three hours, the same time it takes to teach my seventh grader.
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November 23rd, 2005 | #5 |
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I know more math than most high school teachers, and I'm good at conveying ideas. I should be allowed to run a homeschool for kids in my neighborhood or tutor math to kids in homeschools run by other parents. I'll teach them astrophysics, just for fun. Model the structure of the sun, maybe. Or figure out a transfer orbit to Mars. While the kids in public school are scratching their heads over long division, their same-age friends under my tutelage will be exploring hyperbolic trigonometric functions and applications of differential calculus to numerical analysis. I'll have the kids solving differential equations while thinking it's some kind of number game.
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Home Schoolers for Ron Paul
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Dr. Ron Paul, though a Xian, fights for parental rights on Constitutional grounds, not Scriptural. He wants the Feds off the backs of homeschoolers. https://www.ronpaul2008.com/snippets...r-ronpaul-map/ |
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March 9th, 2008 | #7 |
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Homeschooling legal in Michigan since 1993
3/7/2008 Wyoming - Michigan once had a law requiring parents to have a teacher certification if they homeschool their children. But unlike California, the Michigan law was changed 15 years ago. Now Michigan parents who say they want to home school their children for religious reasons need no certification. The law was overturned in 1993 after an Allendale couple took their case to the Michigan Supreme Court and won. Thousands of Michigan children are now homeschooled. "You see the spelling bees, the geography bees things of that nature often are led by homeschoolers," says homeschool mother Diane Hehman. "It's more one on one," says 15-year-old student Kaitlyn Hoffman. "My mother can explain it to me if and if I don't get it, she can help me with it." Parents must teach their children customary subjects like reading, math and science. It is up to the state to prove the children are not learning. "Parents know children better than anyone else knows them," says homeschool mother Carol Hoffman. "Parents know what they need, what their strengths and weaknesses are. There is no need for a certificate." http://www.wzzm13.com/news/news_arti...?storyid=88840 |
March 10th, 2008 | #8 |
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[background of judge who tried to ban homeschooling in California]
California Justice H. Walter Croskey wrote in a February 28th, 2008has ruled that, “Parents do not have a constitutional right to home school their children.” Division Three: JUSTICE H. WALTER CROSKEY Justice H. Walter Croskey PROFESSIONAL BACKGROUND: Associate Justice, California Court of Appeal, Second Appellate District, Division 3 (November 20, 1987 - Present); rating received from Commission on Judicial Nominees Evaluation (October 21, 1987): "Exceptionally Well Qualified." Judge of the Superior Court, County of Los Angeles (January 4, 1985 - November 20, 1987) Civil trial attorney for 23 years practicing in both state and federal courts; practice emphasized commercial, business and real estate litigation (May 1, 1962 - January 4, 1985) U.S. Navy (JAG), Commissioned Officer (May 1, 1959 - April 30, 1962) Admitted to Practice California - January 1959 District of Columbia - June 1960 U.S. Supreme Court - February 1962 U.S. Court of Military Appeals - October 1959 EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND: University of Southern California Law Center, LLB/JD (June 1958) University of Southern California, School of Public Administration, B.S. (Major: Law Enforcement and Police Administration), Magna Cum Laude (June 1955) HONORS AND AWARDS: Bernard S. Jefferson Award, Distinguished Service in Judicial Education, California Judges Association, 1992 Roger J. Traynor Memorial Award - Appellate Justice of the Year, Los Angeles Trial Lawyers Association, 1993 Distinguished Service Award - Jurist of the Year, Judicial Council of California, 1994 Jurist of the Year Award, Los Angeles County Bar Association, 1998 JUDICIAL COMMITTEES: Member, Judicial Council Appellate Standing Advisory Committee 1993 - 1995 Chair, Judicial Council Ad Hoc Committee on Trial Court Funding 1990 - 1992 Chair, Second Appellate District Court Reporter - OSC Panel 1989 - 1995 Member, State-Federal Judicial Council 1989 - Present Member, Executive Committee of the Los Angeles Superior Court 1986 - 1987 Co-Chair, "Fast Track" (AB 3300) Rule Drafting Committee, Los Angeles Superior Court - 1987 LEGAL ARTICLES: * “Litigation Cost Shifting, An Economical Path to Court Reform”, which proposed a statutory modification to the so-called “American Rule” in California regarding the award of attorneys fees in civil litigation, published in the Los Angeles Lawyer (Vol. 8, No. 6, September 1985) * “Bad Faith: The Expansion of Tort Remedies in Non-Insurance Litigation”, published in the Beverly Hills Bar Association Journal (Vol. 19, No. 4, Fall 1985) * “Bad Faith in California - Its History, Development and Current Status”, American Bar Association, Tort & Insurance Law Journal (Vol. XXVI, No. 3, Spring 1991) * “Understanding and Applying The Hearsay Rule”, published in the Los Angeles Lawyer (Vol. 14, No. 11, February 1992); (co-author) * “Avoiding Evidence Pitfalls”, published in the Los Angeles Lawyer (Vol. 15, No. 1, March 1992); (co-author) * California Practice Guide, Insurance Litigation (3 volumes), The Rutter Group (co-author), published 1995 * “The Doctrine of Reasonable Expectations in California: A Judge's View”, Connecticut Insurance Law Journal (Vol. 5, No. 1, 1998-1999) PERSONAL DATA: * Born August 2, 1933, Los Angeles, California * Married, 2 Children * Elder, Presbyterian Church (Pacific Palisades, California) http://www.courtinfo.ca.gov/courts/c...es/croskey.htm Last edited by Alex Linder; March 10th, 2008 at 12:05 AM. |
March 14th, 2008 | #9 |
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[Oklahoma] Oklahoma is friendly territory for homeschooling because of a phrase inserted in the original state constitution by a farmer/legislator, Hulings said. Section XIII-4 states that "The Legislature shall provide for the compulsory attendance at some public or other school, unless other means of education are provided...” (emphasis added.) For thousands of Oklahoma families, that other means is homeschooling. Life after homeschooling Homeschooled students are eligible for admission to all public colleges and universities in Oklahoma. They must meet minimum scores on either the ACT or SAT to enroll in a four-year university. Community colleges have no admission requirements. Homeschooled students also can apply for Oklahoma's Promise scholarships, which reward students from families earning $50,000 or less. They must apply between the ages of 13 and 15, and achieve at least a 22 ACT score. http://newsok.com/article/3216086/1205467595 |
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