Monthly Archives: July 2009
Home Visitations in the Health Care Bill Threaten Parental Rights
Why you might ask would I be concerned about HR 3200 which is the commonly known National Health Care Bill and it’s possible impact on home schooling families as well as other independent learning families. Section 440 of the bill … Continue reading
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Ned Vare, A Tribute to a Leader of the first order
Ned Vare was a leader in the movement away from government one-size-fits-all education to individualized independent and home education. Ned was a master of many disciplines. He was an architectural designer. Like many proponents of home schools, he was a former teacher. … Continue reading
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Why worry, your kids belong to you right?
Those of us who are involved in parenting, any kind of childcare, education or any other endeavor involving kids need to be concerned about events inside our borders and outside. In the United States and, I believe, throughout the world … Continue reading
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Entering a new dimension
In 1974 I walked into the first classroom of my life. At that time it was a band hall. I was a brand new, newly minted band director out to change the world. Like most new teachers I had a … Continue reading
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