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                                 Homeschooling is the education of children at home and in the community, in contrast to education in an institution such as a public or parochial school. In the United States, homeschooling is the focus of a substantial minority movement among parents who wish to provide their children with a custom or more complete education which they feel is unattainable in most public or even private schools.

                                By most estimates, about 1 million students are homeschooled in the United States each year.
Why do parents choose to homeschool their kids? Among common reasons that were cited in a National Center for Education Statistics study were that parents:
· believed that they could give their child a better education at home
· had religious reasons
· thought that their children had a poor learning enviornment at school
· had family reasons
· wanted to develop character and morality
· objected to what schools teach
· thought that their school wasn't challenging their child
                                Other common reasons are that their child has special needs or disabilities or that he or she was having behavior problems at school. Unless you have some training though, these last two reasons might not be a good reason to homeschool. Children with special needs or with behavior problems might be able to help at school from specially trained professionals.
                                Surprisingly, homeschoolers distribute over the grade groupings in much the same way as nonhomeschoolers. This means that there is the same percentage of 1st graders being homeschooled as high schoolers. I had always thought that parents usually homeschooled their younger children and then often sent them to school when they got older.
What about Homeschooling is it bad?
                                Of course not. A large number of homeschoolers who have taken state-mandated tests or who have provided their results to researchers actually have above average test results. They also have above average test results on the ACT and SAT college entrance exams.
                                And even though they might spend less time with other children that are their same age, studies show that homeschooled kids often have better social adjustment than kids who go to school. Many homeschooled kids participate in homeschool support groups, scouting, church and recreational activities, and other associations.
How to commence homeschooling?
                                To get started, most homeschooling families join local support groups. Families often find these groups by word of mouth or through public or private schools, religious groups, or state or national associations. At least one homeschooling association is active in every state. These groups offer advice and information and hold conferences at which families who school at home discuss legal, philosophical, and teaching issues.

                                Parents can also find guidance in web sites, message forums, books, magazines, and newsletters. .

                                Some school districts have established centers at which families may enroll in classes or obtain resources and instructional support. Such arrangements are called shared schooling, dual enrollment, or assisted homeschooling. Some districts also allow homeschoolers to attend public school part-time. Many private schools, some public schools, and the state of Alaska provide homeschoolers with texts, materials, and support. Homeschoolers also rely on libraries, museums, parks department programs, churches, civic associations, and other local institutions.