Posts Tagged ‘ Massachusetts homeschooling ’

Massachusetts: ABC 40′s Homeschooling series continued

Continuing from WGGB’s Part I that was posted here: Family Time for Homeschoolers: Priceless Homeschooling Part II: Homeschool Graduates April 1, 2009 2 young adults were interviewed. Liza-Anne Raymond is a small business owner and Melanie Shephard is a college junior heading towards medical school. Homeschool Part III: Homeschooling Resources April 2, 2009
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Point-system for scoring articles

News media employees around the country routinely generate reports featuring homeschooling.  Although the resurgence of children learning at home has probably passed it’s 30th birthday, editors and reporters still find homeschooling to be significant enough to warrant column-inches and broadcast-minutes.  The tug-of-war about whose hand will rock the educational cradle continues.  Figure the odds of...
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Massachusetts article is informative

Learning at home: Homeschooling another option for parents, children, 24 May 2007, Melrose Free Press, Beverly, Massachusetts Move over public and charter schools. There’s another game in town, and it continues to grow in popularity in Melrose and other communities. Home schooling, or “home learning” as some like to call it, was something of...
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