HuffPo on Minorities Homeschooling

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The Huffington Post picked up the story we reported here on Dec. 4th about the CNN news video titled African-American Homeschooling On The Rise, But Why? Titling the piece Homeschooling On The Rise In Minority Communities, the Huffington Post chose to lead off with the statement, “Since 1999, homeschooling in the United States has grown a dramatic 74 percent, according to CNN.” The article then reiterates “Homeschooling is becoming increasingly popular among minority communities, who feel that their cultural perspective is lacking from American classrooms.” The rest of the piece is the video clip with Joyce Burges, founder of the National Black Home Educators.
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Compelled to Attend

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In this first of three posts, titled Compelled to Attend, HEM’s Road Less Travelled columnist, Linda Dobson, is revisiting...
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Natural Learning Behaviors

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Natural Learning Behaviors

In an article titled Does Your Homeschooling Support Natural Learning Behaviors? homeschool mom, advocate and blogger Sara McGrath explores...
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Socialization

‘Home-school Field Day rocks!’

If you build it, they will come. Indiana’s Post-Tribune: Home-schooled children enjoy games, food, fun By Donna Rettew, Post-Tribune correspondent VALPARAISO — Jennifer Vanderstar of Valparaiso has fond memories of field-day competitions during her elementary school years. The positive experience prompted her to stage a similar event this year for children, including her own,...

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Sailor Abby Sunderland Heading Home

Sailor Abby Sunderland Heading Home

Sixteen-year-old sailor Abby Sunderland is homeward bound — though her plane flight back to...

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