This is excellent news for the future nations of the former United States:
While parents'
satisfaction with their child's education has fallen, there has been a
five-point uptick (to 10%) in the percentage of parents who say their child
will be home-schooled this year.
The question defines home schooling as "not enrolled in a formal school,
but taught at home" so as to clearly distinguish home schooling from
distance learning provided by a school in which they are enrolled.
Public school remains the most attended type of school, although it has dropped
seven points, to 76%, since last year. Far fewer parents say their child is
enrolled in a private school (6%), charter school (5%) or parochial school
(2%).
This is remarkable, considering that when I first started advocating homeschooling on WND, only 2 percent of students were being homeschooled. Considering that homeschooling families tend to be larger than the norm, this may indicate that as many as 12 percent of all students are being homeschooled.
With more children being
homeschooled than attend private and parochial schools combined, homeschooling
is the new normal.
http://voxday.blogspot.com/2020/09/homeschooling-is-new-normal.html
