Mississippi opinions on homeschooling

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Six paragraphs about people in favor of homeschooling; fifteen against homeschooling from people who haven’t ever homeschooled; four relatively neutral.  No verbs needed because nothing happened in the article.

Home schooling: Beneficial, or not?, 29 May 2008, Daily Mississippian, Oxford, Mississippi

Think back to your past memories of your classes in school. Remember those group reading lessons, tumbles on the playground during recess, feeding the class pet, lunch breaks with your friends?

What if all of those days at school were spent at home with your family? Would you give up those memories for the chance to be accepted into a better college or to have avoided exposure to peer pressure?

These are reasons why many parents choose home-schooling programs for their children. Because there are currently over 2.4 million students home schooled in the U.S, home schooling is possibly the fastest growing form of education.

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