A wonderful list of things that can lead to math learning.

Oregon Connections Academy provides a new form of public school that students can attend from home. This is a unique program that combines strong parental involvement, the expertise and accountability of publicly funded education, and the flexibility of online classes. Oregon Connections Academy (ORCA) is authorized by the Scio School District 95C school board. ORCA serves students in grades K–12 from anywhere in Oregon. Parents pay no tuition for students to attend Oregon Connections Academy. Students are considered to be enrolled in a public school. ORCA provides textbooks and other curriculum materials. Computers and printers are provided for families with students enrolled in grades K–8.

A list of great suggestions for anyone new to homeschooling.

Register online to receive a Teacher Discount Card. You will receive 10% off your total purchase all year long and are added to their Preferred Customer mail list for additional special savings. They are asking that all homeschoolers requesting these cards be affiliated with PEAH (Parents Educating at Home). PEAH requires you to fill out a form to get a code to use to sign up for this discount. You may choose not to jump through this additional hoop, or it may be worth it to you if you intend to purchase often from these stores.

Socialization issues change during the teen years. But homeschooling still gives families the freedom to do their own thing. Take a look at how this homeschooling family handles questions about the prom, boyfriends, and sleeping in.

A slightly 'tongue in cheek' view of why someone might choose to homeschool.

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One of the most important duties of parents is to help their children to discover and pursue new interests, retaining the love of learning that is almost universal in young children and almost universally extinct in conventionally educated adults. Standardised curricula, and the stultifying educational hoops that schoolchildren have to jump through, sabotage this aim. This can cause trouble for parents who have to satisfy other people ... that they are educating their children properly. Under pressure, they may slide into a "homeschooling" mentality that distorts and damages their children's education.