re: Schooling...

<blockquote><b>Quoting Kriste loves her babies!:</b>" I dont need to teach them with cyber school. They have both virtual and work at your on pace classes. ... [snip!] ... classes. I know enough about it since I graduated from one... They dont need to do their school work the hours I have work. "</blockquote>




A computer program can't teach a small child alone. You as a parent need to sit and do it with them the entire time. I think you will be doing a HUGE disservice to your children by doing this. I think they need to go to school, unless you join some type of co op or plan on staying home to teach them a real circulium.

My dd goes to a Charter school for advanced and creative studies. You should check the charter schools in yor area out. I also did not want my kid in our local public district. So we checked out school of choice districts and this charter school and that's just the one we felt was right for our child. I don't regret it. She's doing awesome. She loves her friends and teacher.

Quoting Kriste loves her babies!:" I dont need to teach them with cyber school. They have both virtual and work at your on pace classes. ... [snip!] ... classes. I know enough about it since I graduated from one... They dont need to do their school work the hours I have work. "

That is not how it works unless you are in a co- op and even then you would have to take a turn and teach. Maybe you should look into this more. I homeschool my two children and we use a cyber school for my kindergartner. It is ALOT of work. 95% of it is me teaching him...