Many people home school for different reasons. I understand many of those reasons and applaud parents when they make the decision to home school. However, this decision needs to be made with a lot of consideration. The decision shouldn’t be made because the parent is upset with the school for some reason. Every time this has happened, students come back mid-year because their parents weren’t prepared for the challenges of home school.
Recently, I read a post on the “First Day of (Home) School. To read the post – click here.
Peace,
Todd
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Thanks for the link – it gave me the chance to find this new-to-me blog. 🙂
CD
Hi Todd. I work with Movoto Real Estate. Perhaps parents who are considering home schooling would benefit by reading our post today regarding home school design: http://www.movoto.com/blog/design/back-to-school-what-makes-a-homeschool-classroom/
Hope it’s useful!
The Movoto Team
@CD – I’m glad you found the site. I hope it is useful. Let me know if you post anything education related that we can link to.
@Nick – Interesting. Thanks for sharing.
Peace,
Todd
We home schooled both of our children. Best decision we ever made.