Homeschooling

Reasons to Homeschool

Homeschooled children often receive a better education and consistently score on average 65th-80th percentile on standardized academic achievement tests as compared to the public school children who average 50th percentile.¹

Homeschooling protects children from harsh COVID rules and mandatory vaccine mandates as well as draconian measures that could result in lifetime psychological damage.²

Some states have already passed laws mandating that children receive dozens of vaccines as a prerequisite for enrollment and have already added mandatory COVID vaccines.³

Many parents have discovered that their kids were not learning much at school.⁴

Homeschooling reduces or eliminates competition, judgment, ostracization, biases, labeling, prejudices, bullying, shaming and peer pressure.  With COVID fears, schools are adopting more dystopian policies to ensure students can learn under the regime of the new normal. This new normal includes removing choice from parents, overcomplicating teaching, and denying the facts surrounding COVID.⁵

Advantages of Homeschooling

¹Research Facts on Homeschooling

²What Are the Psychological Effects of a Quarantine

³The Dual Epidemics of COVID-19 and Influenza: Vaccine

⁴The Failure of American Public Education – Foundation for…

⁵Fall School Openings Offer Latest Dystopian Twist

Resources to Support Homeschooling