Homeschoolers?

[Mad Maudie]

AWESOME!!!  High-five, Mad Maudie!!! I'm never quitting homeschooling either!!!

i guess that's why we like each other so much hahah

[Hari Ashsling]

I'm homeschooled!!! And am planning to be thoroughout highschool.

[Mad Maudie]

same here 

[Hari Ashsling]

*high-five*

[Mad Maudie]

i know but i never went to public school it might be Fun

[winifred]

i am 11 been homeschooled all my life and dont plan on changin it

[Mad Maudie]

i am 11 been homeschooled all my life and dont plan on changin it

same here but i think it might be fun to go to school i mean i never have been

[Plugg Firetail]

My only problem with public school is that over half of the kids (or at least at my school) are complete idiots.

I understand what you mean HIAG. Most of the kids in 7th Grade gets a C at least 2 times. And it's supposed to be the best school in Delaware. Really!

i know but i never went to public school it might be Fun

It actually is. When I go for summer break, I sometimes wish that I could go back.

[Mad Maudie]

i wish i could go but my mom does not like it

[Nightfire]

Probably because most public schools teach evolution.

[Plugg Firetail]

Exactly the point! Religion is absolutely not allowed in schools these days. Unless you go to a catholic school.

[Mad Maudie]

yup that is the reason 

[Gonff]

I've been going to drama practice at the public school every day for the last couple months. It's fun and I can't believe It's almost over, but I wouldn't want to spend my whole day at the public school. I don't think I would learn nearly as much either.

[Lutra]

Exactly the point! Religion is absolutely not allowed in schools these days. Unless you go to a catholic school.

Most schools will allow a bible club or something similar after school hours.  During school, no, then you're right, they can't offer it then.

[DanielofRedwall]

Exactly the point! Religion is absolutely not allowed in schools these days. Unless you go to a catholic school.

That is quite true, but not 100% correct.

I go to a public school. I used to go to a private school, but then we moved house. While it is true they teach evolution, they don't teach it as if "this is a fact and if you don't believe in it you are stupid". It is taught more as a theory. I went to a Christian public school, they taught evolution there as well, again though, just as a theory.

At our school, there was an option of two religions to learn: Christianity or Baha'i. You had to pay for it and it was one lesson a week from a youth leader at a nearby church. You didn't have to learn it: religion was optional. Obviously, I chose Christianity and it has produced plenty of opportunities to teach my friends about my religion.

I have never been homeschooled, but I don't stereotype those who have or are, as many people here seem to complain about. I've never met a homeschooler, either. I often wonder what it is like, and I sometimes wish I could do it, but I enjoy being at a school.