> David Hartung wrote:

>> Kevin Cunningham wrote:
>>

>>> What idiots like you have a problem with is our schools happen to
>>> provide science, math, humanities, art and music courses. Now tell
>>> all of us how home schooling is going to provide time and expertise
>>> for all of these courses? Usually the parents and the schools come to
>>> an agreement that sends the children to school for part of the day, so
>>> they can work in labs and class rooms that the parents couldn't
>>> afford, and stay at home the rest of the day.

>>From the content of your post, it is apparent that you have no idea
>> why people choose to home school.

>
> That's a mighty fanciful piece of deductive elucidation there, David..
>
> Care to prove out the individual steps of critical reasoning...

> David Hartung comcast.net> wrote in
> news:J72dnRsPmtX2BkzanZ2dnUVZ_jSdnZ2d@comcast.com:
>

>> Mitchell Holman wrote:

>>> richardhutnik@gmail.com wrote in
>>> news:3dee7a79-f6e2-47da-b949-0820541e3d4f@u69g2000hse.googlegroups.com:
>>>

>>>> On Mar 7, 10:05 am, Kurt Lochner DONOTSPAMhotmail.com>
>>>> wrote:

>>>>> David Hartung wrote:
>>>>>

>>>>>> Mitchell Holman wrote:

>>>>>>> "spacey" yahoo.com> wrote the usual right-wing
>>>>>>> gloom/doom:

>>>>> - --

>>>>>>>> The homeschooling movement never saw the case coming.

>>>>> Good!
>>>>>

>>>>>>>> The Second District Court of Appeal ruled that California law ...

>
> Kurt Lochner wrote:

>>
>>David Hartung wrote:

>>>
>>> Kevin Cunningham wrote:
>>>

>>>> What idiots like you have a problem with is our schools happen to
>>>> provide science, math, humanities, art and music courses. Now tell
>>>> all of us how home schooling is going to provide time and expertise
>>>> for all of these courses? Usually the parents and the schools come to
>>>> an agreement that sends the children to school for part of the day, so
>>>> they can work in labs and class rooms that the parents couldn't
>>>> afford, and stay at home the rest of the day.

>>>
>>>From the content of your post, it is apparent that you have no idea
>>>why people choose to home school.

>>
>> That's a mighty fanciful piece of deductive elucidation there, David.. ...

>
> Mitchell Holman wrote:

>>
>>David Hartung comcast.net> wrote"

>>>The available evidence indicates that home schooled kids do
>>>better than public schooled kids.

>>
>> At what?
>>
>> Regardless of SAT scores colleges want to know what
>> organizations kids have belonged to, what groups they have
>> demonstrated leadership in, what sports they have played,
>> how their teachers and principals and peers rank them. What
>> is your basic homeschooler going tell them?

>
>I can only tell you what one young lady I know has done[..]

> Winston Smith, American Patriot wrote:

>> richardhutnik@gmail.com wrote in alt.politics.bush:
>>

>>> On Mar 7, 10:00 am, "Winston Smith, American Patriot"
>>> Oceania.WhiteHouse.GOV> wrote...

> Mitchell Holman wrote:

>> David Hartung comcast.net> wrote in
>> news:J72dnRsPmtX2BkzanZ2dnUVZ_jSdnZ2d@comcast.com:
>>

>>> Mitchell Holman wrote:

>>>> richardhutnik@gmail.com wrote in

>...

> Simpson epoxy.com> wrote in alt.politics.bush:
>

>> Winston Smith, American Patriot wrote:

>>> richardhutnik@gmail.com wrote in alt.politics.bush:
>>>

>>>> On Mar 7, 10:00 am, "Winston Smith, American Patriot"
>>>> Oceania.WhiteHouse.GOV> wrote:
>>>>

>>>>> Because it's dangerous to have adults out there whose only source
>>>>> of information is some goddamned holy book, whether it is the Koran
>>>>> or the Bible. The state has an interest in making sure that
>>>>> children have certain skills.
>>>>>
>>>>> I don't think the parents have to be credentialed, but the children
>>>>> must submit to regular sessions and show good performance on the
>>>>> California Test of Basic Skills that should be administered to all
>>>>> children.
>>>>>
>>>>> When children fail to perform, the parents are issued an order to ...

> Nebuchadnezzar II wrote:

>> "Amanda Williams" fu.com> wrote in message
>> news:Xns9A5A6F9721316fubar@63.218.45.254...

>>> Trace yahoo.com> allegedly said in news:c371c212-c05f-4c71-
>>> bbf0-f487f3ca4509@n77g2000hse.googlegroups.com:
>>>

>>>> :Homeschoolers' setback in appeals court ruling:
>>>>

>>>
>>> Excellent... if we can stop these fucking moronic whack-jobs
>>> indoctrinating
>>> their helpless kids it's all to the good.
>>>
>>> The poster is a prime example of the type of brain damage that can result
>>> from home "skuling"

>>
>> The vast majority of those who home school do it for religious reasons
>> (and to give fried-chicken-fed fatassed evangelical wives something to ...

>
> When children fail to perform, the parents are issued an order to enroll
> the children by a certain date with a performing school district.

> David Hartung comcast.net> wrote:

>>
>> Mitchell Holman wrote:

>>>
>>>David Hartung comcast.net> wrote"

> - --

>>>>The available evidence indicates that home schooled kids do...