While some colleges do not insist upon passing your SATs for entrance, most do. Unless you wanted to attend Liberty u, Oral Roberts U, or some other Fourth Tier school, then I would study a few things your mommy didn’t teach you.

Gee, somedays are worse than others. Here, I just can’t spell.

Second paragraph, first line should read,

Your post is indicative of a non inquiring mind.

SAY WHAT???

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The whole diversity benefit is bogus. Used to be they were saying that black kids can only do well if they are sitting next to a white student. Now anyone can only do well if they are sitting next to other students? I thought smaller class size and one-on-one instruction are good things?

Ignorance is usually blissful. Especially for those in denial.

Your post is indicative of a non inquieing mind. You make lots of “I think”, “ifs”, and “probably”, that you use to form a concrete opinion. No facts, just conjecture.

Well, here is something to add to your blank mind. And it is from FOX Spews.

Kurowski’s attorney, Elizabeth Donovan, said the ruling was based on the girl’s isolated learning environment, and not on her mother’s religion. She said the girl’s home-schooling consists of “sitting in the corner of her mother’s bedroom,” where she receives her lessons on a computer screen.

“My client is concerned because of the isolation that is borne of that and the lack of exposure to the broader culture at large,” Donovan said. “People of different heritage, people of different culture, tolerance, group problem-solving, making friends, losing friends — all of the things that come with a public school education.”

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Rob Reich, a political science and ethics professor at Stanford University who has written several papers on home-schooling, said Kurkowski’s wishes for his daughter’s education should be considered.

“His preference, as a general matter, ought to count for something,” Reich told FOXNews.com. “It would be peculiar not to attribute any standings to the preferences of the father. It just so happens in this case you can’t split the difference down the middle.”

What does teaching about Jesus ever gotten this country,

Alphie.

Just how much of the American education curriculum is really based on reinforcing certain mainstream consumer values and political goals? They teach about every war America has ever fought. But nothing about diplomacy or negotiation. Any wonder, the US is lousy at these? And teaching that life is just a battle of the fittest, also supports this “war as solution to all” policy. The problem isn’t that home schooling might make children anti-social. It’s that public schooling makes them violence and sex crazed. Is that the kind of “socialism” that’s preferred?

If every parent put their kids thru home schooling. You can bet the Pentagon and Congress would have something to say about bring the kids around on “Career Day”, as mandatory! And of course, exposing them to Darwinism, makes it easier to sell the idea that the enemy is “less evolved” or inferior, and deserves to die. What does teaching about Jesus ever gotten this country, Peace?! Can’t have that, it’s not as profitable.