You also discredit yourself with the state indoctrination crap...

-----Original Message-----
From: Jerry Barnes [mailto:critic...@gmail.com] 
Sent: Sunday, May 23, 2010 9:08 AM
To: cf-community
Subject: Re: Tea Party thinks Businesses should be allowed to deny service
to blacks.


If children are home schooled, they miss the state ran indoctrination
system.  They might not get to watch "The Story of Stuff".  What a tragedy
that would be.

In all seriousness, how can anyone justify the mandate of no home schooling
when you have facts like these:


For years, educators have tried - often in vain - to get more students to
graduate from high school on time and boost college-going rates. But few
approaches have had much success: Dropout rates in many cities approach 50%,
and a few cities - including Baltimore, Dallas, Detroit, Houston and
Philadelphia - graduate fewer than 45% of students. On a school-by-school
basis, recent research suggests that about one in eight high schools in the
USA - many of them in the nation's biggest cities - are virtual "dropout
factories" where fewer than 60% of freshmen graduate within four
years.<http://www.usatoday.com/news/education/2010-05-20-1Adiplomas20_CV_N.h
tm>

In those cities, a child could stay home and watch PBS and get the same
amount of learning and indoctrination.

The United States has a very strong history of home schooling.  Here's a
small sampling:

      George Washington
      Thomas Jefferson
      John Quincy Adams
      James Madison
      William Henry Harrison
      John Tyler
      Abraham Lincoln
      Theordore Roosevelt
      Woodrow Wilson
      Franklin Delano Roosevelt
      Stonewall Jackson
      Robert E. Lee
      Douglas MacArthur
      George Patton
      Thomas Edison
      Orville Wright & Wilbur Wright
      George Washington Carver
      Booker T. Washington
      Benjamin Franklin
      Patrick Henry
      Henry Clay
      John Jay
      John Marshall
      John Rutledge
      Mark Twain
      Venus & Serena Williams
      Jason Taylor
      Tim Tebow

Things are only getting worse for public schools.  Enrollment is growing and
funding is shrinking.  It's harder to find qualified teachers since those
who are qualified don't want to deal with the headaches involved with
teaching.

Being a former math teacher and having a wife who works in the educational
field, I follow the educational issue with a lot of interest.  The public
education system is heading for very hard times.  More and more people will
be pulling their children out of this public option.

By the way, the solution is simple, but not many on this list want to hear
so I'll refr



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