Wednesday, October 05, 2005

New ring members

We are up to 7 members in the Homeschool Legislation Watch Web Ring.

1. Homeschooling Freedom - the HONDA Edition Join Date: September 24, 2005 A spin off of Homeschooling Illinois - Legislation & Learning. One stop shopping for links and information to derail HONDA (HR 3753/S1691).
2. Happy_As_Kings Join Date: October 04, 2005
3. Homeschooling Illinois Legislation and Learning Join Date: September 24, 2005 HILL is a blog to come together and work towards keeping Illinois one of the best homeschool states in the nation. All grassroot efforts need a way to communicate to be effective and we hope to use this forum to keep in touch with other homeschoolers and our legislators here in the State of Illinois. We follow both Federal and State Legislation.
4. Somerschool Join Date: October 05, 2005 Truth, Justice, and the Homeschool Way
5. TnHomeEd.com Join Date: October 04, 2005 TnHomeEd.com is a comprehensive network and clearinghouse of homeschooling information specifically for Tennessee parents.
6. North Carolina Homeschool Legislative Issues Join Date: September 25, 2005 This blog is maintained by Homeschool Alliance of North Carolina to provide a resource to empower and inform NC homeschoolers. HA-NC ~Advocating Freedom Through Truth and Knowledge~
7. HEM Editor's Blog Join Date: October 03, 2005 This is the weblog of the managing editor of Home Education Magazine, Helen Hegener, and it is one of four HEM blogs actively tracking legislation and issues affecting homeschooling. HEM has a 23-year history of analyzing political situations which affect homeschooling, often in great depth, and most of the political history covered is online and freely accessible from this blog's sidebar menu.

1 Comments:

At 7:49 AM, Blogger nika said...

I suggest you advise this family to talk with the school, so that the daughter can be admitted to study for the RN while concurrently getting the GED (which should not be that onerous considering her likely aptitude).

It might have been a good idea to use name-placeholders instead of divulging the names of these people (the names are not pivitol to your narrative).

Anecdotal evidence such as this, especially the inherent incomplete nature of your narrative (as it should be.. this is private information) is insufficient for the purposes of trying to sway the minds of critically thinking activists.

This has not really served your cause well, I fear.

 

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