It isn’t just that we’re “well meaning amateurs.” The National Education Association (well, at least the California Chapter) has real concerns about what homeschooling will do to the entire educational system. As reported by the Pacific Justice Institute, the organization representing Sunland Christian School:
For instance, the California Teachers Association claims in its brief [...]
Apparently, emotions run high over sandwich shops and their contests. After Subway issued their apology, I thought the matter would be dropped. But I guess the apology wasn’t quite good enough. In my email box sits a message, instructing me to cut, paste and edit it for use with my local Subway [...]
The two most popular items to have made their rounds while my blog was moving servers seem to be the Subway boycott and Dr. Laura’s entry about homeschoolers and socialization. Most of the commentary I’ve seen regarding Dr. Laura’s entry, however, has included only a link with little discussion. So I thought I’d share [...]
While most Americans were enjoying barbecues and the Hanley family was watching 70 mph winds blow a stream of water up the hill in front of our house, homeschoolers were busy organizing a boycott against Subway and possibly even Scholastic. My email box had more messages related to the boycott than spam, and the [...]
And it is good to be back. Today’s problem was a simple one. Just as I gave up, I switched the permalink structure to the default and suddenly the site worked. It continued to work when I switched it back.
No clue why, but that is of little consequence. I am happy.
Hello, world!
Well, my site is up after over 24 hours of being down. Sort of. It doesn’t recognize the urls of specific posts, but I’m hoping that will just take care of itself through the night.
It is nice to see my actual content after it being blank all day.
I am (mostly) moved to a new server, [...]
Thanks to JJRoss and a post I’m planning for next week, I have been chasing down some more thoughts regarding whether or not homeschoolers are ready to be accepted. It seems that the concern is coming down to one of identity and power.
Tammy originally asked:
Is mainstreaming and bringing homeschooling into the public consciousness as [...]
I picked this up from Po Moyemu:
My father gave me a button a few years back that said “A clean house is a sign of a wasted life.” He knows I am not a great housekeeper. So I was just thinking to myself, after reading this post from the Carnival of Homeschooling, what else [...]
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