, 16 March, 2007, Polk approves private, homeschool student policy If it’s approved, the policy will allow the admission of children who reside in Polk County and enroll in at least two classes at the high school. At least one of the classes must be held at the high school, while the other could...
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Tryon County homeschoolers to be allowed to enroll
Positive homeschooling article
In contrast to “Fisk, Fisk, Fisk” below, this article (hat tip to Daryl) is written with an eye toward a positive — and from a homeschooling perspective, more accurate — view of homeschooling. The Pilot, Vass, North Carolina, 13 January 2006, Home-Schooling On Rise in County “I tell new home-schooling parents, if you can...
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Demographics
Tryon Daily Bulletin, Tryon, North Carolina, 15 September 2006, Homeschool enrollment grows rapidly in Polk, state San Francisco Chronicle, San Francisco, California, 25 September 2006, Blacks take education into their own hands New ground: Once dominated by whites, homeschooling appeals to more African Americans
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North Carolina-Homeschooling trend on the rise
Reports: Home school trend on the rise in N.C. By Brock Letchworth The Daily Reflector August 05, 2009 State reports indicate that more parents are placing their kids in home schools, and some officials don’t think the trend will end soon. The annual statistical report released earlier this week by the North Carolina Division...
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