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HOME-SCHOOLING: U.N. treaty might weaken families
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One of the issues American families could face this year is the ramifications from a treaty called the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC).
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You may ask, "How could a treaty directly affect internal decision-making by American families?" We generally think of treaties as agreements affecting international relations between countries.
Killing children one public school at a time
I have never been to Fallujah or been hunted by Nazis, but I did go to public school in New York. I spent many days fearing for my life, and have vowed that when I bring children into the world, I will never despise my own flesh and blood enough to send them to public school.
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Somewhere out there are positive contributions to society by today’s public schools. Then again, somewhere out there in San Francisco are republicans. This is what society refers to as aberrations. Public schools have destroyed my religious community, and they will not rest until every child has committed suicide or been murdered. Of course “No child is left behind,” is code for “screw the children, let ‘em die.” America is killing our children one public school at a time. Read More
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Making the Choice to Home School
- Commentator Lester Spence explains why he and his wife home school their children. Spence is an assistant professor of political science at Johns Hopkins University. [Hear More]
African-American Homeschoolers on the Rise
- Homeschooling is one of the fastest growing forms of education, expanding about 10 percent per year. Until recently, African Americans have made up only a tiny percentage of homeschoolers. But researchers say they are now the fastest growing minority in the homeschool movement.… (Hear More…)
Black Home Schooling Couple
- NPR's Karen Grigsby Bates reports on an African-American couple who decided to home-school their children instead of keeping them enrolled in what they saw as a racially close-minded private school. [Hear More]
- Commentator Lester Spence explains why he and his wife home school their children. Spence is an assistant professor of political science at Johns Hopkins University. [Hear More]
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