I moved this thread to the homeschooling forum. I am now going to delete any "unhelpful" posts in this thread. Dan asked advice from homeschoolers, not for reasons that he should stay in public school.
Nori
Nori
I moved this thread to the homeschooling forum. I am now going to delete any "unhelpful" posts in this thread. Dan asked advice from homeschoolers, not for reasons that he should stay in public school.
Nori
Everyone's being indoctrinated to some degree or another, just turn the TV on and bam, you're being indoctrinated too. However, some indoctrination is more wholesome, as it is built upon the truth.I'm being indoctrinated, but the kids who're taken out of schools to be taught the Bible aren't?
I've never liked school much, but I sat down and looked through my priorities, how to make the best use of my time, etc, and figured out that public school is a waste of my time. I took the SAT as a freshman and beat 82% of college bound graduating seniors for the state of Illinois. From what I hear, the GED isn't much either. I would be homeschooled for two years unless I could graduate early, which is quite possible. Seeing as I'm slowed down to the pace of the dumbest person in my class, I could go alot faster. Also, I have almost all of the state's requirements for graduation already, but my school doesn't allow early graduation and they have weird required classes that are just school specific. I also want to have more time, and after talking to several people I know who are homeschooled, they all say that they finish their work several hours faster each day than a regular school day takes. That means more time to get in the word, possibly afew extra work hours, and maybe even a chance to take up guitar.
Put a list of questions you have together and we can all do our best to answer them for you and help you on your journey! :thumb:
My mom said that it was an option, so yes.Sounds like you need to get out of the public school system, Dan. Are your parents willing to pull you out of the system?
Ok, so first off, I'm wondering what exactly I'll need, where I can get a list of state requirements for graduation, how I can get a diploma once I've met those, and where to look for materials to teach on biblical principles such as evangelism and understanding the bible.
So, you are looking into Christian colleges? I would google them and contact them via e-mail about their requirements for homeschoolers.Oh yeah, I'm not looking for any college prep classes either, since God isn't calling me there.
Ok, so first off, I'm wondering what exactly I'll need, where I can get a list of state requirements for graduation, how I can get a diploma once I've met those, and where to look for materials to teach on biblical principles such as evangelism and understanding the bible.
Not really, I'm actually going into ministry almost right away. A year of interning at my church, then a year of interning with a missionary in either Brazil or Tanzania, and then I'm going to start my own ministry. So, I'm looking for pretty much anything that would help me with my life headed in that direction.So, you are looking into Christian colleges? I would google them and contact them via e-mail about their requirements for homeschoolers.
In addition to what Ebenz listed, here are a few more links:
=> ChristianHomeschoolers.com
=> Free Homeschooling Curriculum
=> Homeschool Legal Defense
=> Homeschool Diploma
Not really, I'm actually going into ministry almost right away. A year of interning at my church, then a year of interning with a missionary in either Brazil or Tanzania, and then I'm going to start my own ministry. So, I'm looking for pretty much anything that would help me with my life headed in that direction.