I've Been To Over 20 Homeschool Conferences. The Things I've Witnessed At Them Shocked Me.
I've Been To Over 20 Homeschool Conferences. The Things I've Witnessed At Them Shocked Me.
"I am 20 minutes into the presentation when a woman interrupts me. 'When are you going to talk about God in all of this?' she asks."
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I was homeschooled. I 'graduated' without a valid diploma and had to get a GED. I don't speak to my parents and my child is currently enjoying his day at public preschool. All my church friends who were raised similarly also are in similar situations. That's about all I'll say about it.
I was homeschooled up until 12. I went to college at 15. That's about all I'll say about it.
Was college homeschooled as well?
The U in PragerU is for College. /s
No, two years of community college and transferred to a state university as a junior at 17
Tuition paid using the money you stole from the public education system.
How many poorer kids do you think that money would have helped get into college that didn't go so you could at 15?
I would have spent the same money going to college anyway? I just did it earlier, this post makes no sense
The name of the homeschool teacher? Albert Einstein.
That's about all I'll say about it.
Yeah, I know. It is hard to keep a lie going
Technically it's a junior college program because I still had some high school requirements until I was 16 and took the high school proficiency exam. After passing that I did not have to attend any classes in the program.
At 17 I transferred to a state university as a junior because I accumulated enough credits in the community college.