It is obvious that
there is a problem with
the care that America's
children are receiving.
When a son or daughter
sees Ms. Jones at day
care or Elmo on TV more
than their mom or dad,
serious implications
result for the health of
the children and of the
family. Rachel
McHaffey
The unfortunate truth is that
working moms often miss seeing much of their younger
children's development (first steps, first words, new
discoveries, etc.) Homeschooling, especially as children get
older, allows moms more time to interact and get to know
their children better. Many working moms are tired from
their workday, and the few concentrated hours in the
evenings, when energy and emotional levels are low, are not
ideal times for interaction. J. Michael Smith,
President HSLDA
I am now homeschooling my 4-1/2 year old.
I did hours upon hours reviewing homeschooling websites, reading
homeschooling books, the Bible and praying. Everything showed me that
homeschooling from a Christian worldview is God ordained. I have two older
daughters 21 and 20 who went to private and public schools. We lived
and breathed our faith every day. When high school junior and senior
year hit, my daughters no longer wanted to go to church, and now do not even
want to discuss God. It breaks my heart, I have learned a lot, I take
responsibility, I was never taught these things, in church or out. I
would love to help others know God's word on homeschooling, and the problem
with public schools. Thank you for the opportunity to become a Chapter
Leader. Nancy T., Pensacola, Florida
Visit our Websites
Considering Homeschooling Ministry by
Morningstar Educational Network
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Resources for Christian
parents considering homeschooling and already
homeschooling
Preschooling at Home
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for parents with babies & preschoolers
Single Parent Homeschool
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for single parents considering homeschooling or already
homeschooling
One Income Homeschool
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Living on one-income
resources, books and articles
Continuing Homeschooling
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encouragement for new
homeschoolers