Homeschooled kids are lucky --- they are not prisoners of a public-school system that can wreck their self-esteem, ability to read, and love of learning.
Public schools turn out millions of children who read poorly. A child's life can be ruined if he or she is illiterate.
Public schools that use "whole-language" or "balanced-reading" instruction can cripple children's ability to read. Kids who don't learn to read well can suffer for the rest of their lives.
Parents should think twice about trusting their local public schools. To protect their jobs, teachers and principals are now under intense pressure to cheat — to fudge test scores and report cards to fool parents and school administrators.
In public schools today, many teachers believe correct spelling is unimportant. To encourage children's "creativity" they now let kids spell words ani waye zey licke.
Joel Turtel, in his new book "Public Schools, Public Menace: How Public Schools Lie To Parents and Betray Our Children," explains why parents should think twice about trusting their local public schools.
The "No Child Left Behind Act" (NCLB) has created an unintended bad side-effect --- Parents are now insisting they want their kids to take dumbed-down tests, not the newer, more difficult tests the NCLB mandates.
The public-school system violates parents' moral, legal, natural, and contitutional rights to direct the education of their children. Public schools should be our agents, not our masters regarding our children's education.
Taxes keep public schools in business no matter how bad they are, and it's almost impossible to fire tenured public-school employees. That's why public schools don't have to listen to parents' complaints.
Parents, if your child hates school, listen to him or her. Don’t let school authorities put your child in a public-school prison for ten years. You have a choice, and your child’s life is at stake.
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More and more working parents, disgusted with public schools, are giving their kids a great education at home with quality, low-cost, Internet private schools.
Tina Brooks McKinney's upcoming new release, LAWD MO DRAMA, brings more breathless excitement that fans have come to expect and enjoy!
Logan Tod today warns website owners that consumers are selling promotional discount codes on eBay, which is leading to reduced profitability and a decline in customer loyalty.
A free knitting pattern based on the colors of the different Houses of Harry Potter’s school has been posted free of charge for downloading from the Lion Brand web site.
The Webs largest online antique and collectible mall released their monthly "Hot List" of Antiques & Collectibles. These top ten lists are based on hundreds of thousands of searches.
Uninsured drivers blight the UK’s roads with as many as one driver in twenty choosing to opt out of insurance. Studies show that uninsured drivers are also more likely to be convicted of drink driving. With anti social behaviour of this kind so prevalent the rest of us are left to pay for accidents involving people who are happy to break the law rather than pay for a policy.
These days there’s more to the latest car than electric windows and a CD changer. With women demanding more functionality out of the things they buy, car manufacturers are going to have to get their skates on if they want to meet women’s motoring needs.
Footage from London's South Bank event “Celebrating Sanctuary” organised by Refugee Week is available now via the new digital platform MMPK.net to worldwide media outlets.
LegalFish, the premium online attorney/client matching service, announces its entrance into the litigation financing market with the introduction of its LifeLine Funding Program.
If you’ve ever wondered why car insurance premiums can be quite pricey or wished that you could pay less for something that you can’t see, can’t touch and that won’t improve your success rate with the opposite sex, then wonder no more.
The job of a postman is not all it seems. Unexpectedly it rivals other professions, such as scaffolder or window cleaner, in the danger stakes. Post men and women and their bosses are trying to find a way to make the job safer but still around 600 postal workers a year have to go sick after being attacked by territorial dogs guarding their patch.
Metro Boston residents can stop throwing money down the drain this summer when they water their lawns or gardens.
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