To Homeschool or Not to Homeschool

To Homeschool or Not to Homeschool
Homeschooling is a process; many families adjust as they go. Shutterstock
Barbara Danza
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This summer, at family gatherings, while sitting by the pool, at the beach, or perhaps during that after-dinner stroll through the neighborhood, some parents will be preoccupied with thoughts of school. They’re contemplating a big decision—whether or not to homeschool.
For some, it would mean their child’s first experience with school. For others, it would entail pulling their kids out of their current school for what they hope is a better experience.
Barbara Danza
Barbara Danza
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Barbara Danza is a contributing editor covering family and lifestyle topics. Her articles focus on homeschooling, family travel, entrepreneurship, and personal development. She contributes children’s book reviews to the weekly booklist and is the editor of “Just For Kids,” the newspaper’s print-only page for children. Her website is Barbara-Danza.com