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Re: Show Demonstration
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Posted by Ol Chief on October 15, 2004 at 18:27:54 from (63.246.191.221):
In Reply to: Show Demonstration posted by KB on October 15, 2004 at 16:36:12:
I have to agree with you.Not meaning any offence to others but in observing home schooled kids,all of those whom I have met seem to be ahead of those schooled in other systems.I moved my residence and children from an area in which they were in a very fine private school. The move took us to another rural area which had only public schools.Shortly after enrollment the principal called and complained that my oldest daughter was reading eleventh grade material in the fifth grade class.She informed me that she wanted to move her back to a forth grade class.My wife and I had to make a change.
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