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Does anyone here Home School?

I have a few questions if so. I homeschooled my 2 kids for Pre-K (non mandatory here in Tx) and in 1st grade. then they went to a charter school then we moved out to country and they go to public school now...

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From a kid's point of view...

I was in public school from 1st thru 4th grade, then Catholic school in the 5th and 6th... Then homeschooled for 7th and 8th (which I drug out for 3 years) I finally insisted that my mother send me back to school. I was crawling deeper and deeper into a hole. Kids need the social aspects of school... which you can get when homeschooled if you try... I have read your story and I would be put out with the school system also... but just stick with your commitment to do it. You have to stay on top of things as I am sure you well know since you have done it before.

I just cringe at the thought of how shy and horrible my home school life was. My mom is great, but she was not at that time disciplined to do this. It is a LOT of work and takes a lot out of a mom. Plus, having your kids with you all day every day...

I know this sounds like I am downing homeschooling, but it definitely was not for me.

I wish you the best of luck and I know that you are quite capable of doing this.

Just please make sure the kiddos get involved in some other things with kids their age.

Ok, like Heather, I have the opinion of a homeschooled kid.

I went to Christian Private school from k-half of 2nd grade. I was getting in trouble for goofing off in class, but all my work was done. They called my mom into complain about my behavior and she said "She's bored, give her harder work and challenge her", and the teacher (also the principal's wife) refused, so she pulled me and home schooled me the rest of 2nd grade and 3rd grade.

I agree with Heather that it's good for kids to have the social part of school. My mom found a homeschool group, and we'd do fieldtrips and stuff with them.

It was a long time ago, so I could be wrong, but when mom put me into public school for the 4th grade, I do not believe I had to take any tests or anything to prove what level I was at.

I think I would have had a better education if my mom had continued to homeschool me, but since my dad's a deadbeat, she had to work. :P

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Thanks guys!

I did get a call from the school today asking if we had the paperwork from Eden park old school they are seeing what all the options are. I told them yes I asked for a copy of the report card but its blank! no grade listed! I'm so upset, I know she told me on phone it was blank but I really did not expect a school to mail me a blank report card! they have to have records right? apparently not! Arrrg!

I went to home school from 5th thru 7th grade, My mom used Christian Liberty Academy School System, whick is an accredited home school. If you type in Christian Liberty Academy home school you should find it. I checked it out a few minutes ago and it is still going strong. Very good system and we had no problems with going back to public school...my brother was in highschool and he had no problems getting credit for his home school classes. If you want anymore info on this school let me know.

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