Homeschooling.com

Homeschooling rocks.

We started our daughter off with homeschooling, and even though she returned to the public school system, she still benefited greatly from her homeschooling. She entered the second grade reading at a fifth grade level.

My son graduated as a homeschooled student. He's doing well now in the world of employment.

The fact is that many parents have reached the conclusion that the public school system has flaws that are not fixable in their cases. With that, they have gone the homeschooling route to provide their children with first-class educations.

Today's FamilyFirst site is full of great info for homeschoolers, or those who are contemplating whether to go that route. It's called Homeschool.com. Here's their mission:

Homeschooling is the most exciting movement in education today! It's not exactly new; up until 1850 most children in America were educated at home. But the past 25 years have seen a revival in homeschooling, and now between two and three million children in the United States are learning at home. Homeschool.com was created to empower parents to create the ideal school for their child at home! Homeschool.com’s founding principle is to consistently provide resources, information, and support to all homeschooling families.

Check out their homeschooling FAQ's. Learn the Ten Most Important Things You Should Know About Homeschooling. Learn how to homeschool on less than $200 per year. And, most importantly, find out if you and your child are cut out for homeschooling.

http://www.homeschool.com

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