Category Archives: Home Schooling

Textbook-Free Education

Posted on March 17, 2015 by

By Gary North via Gary North’s Specific Answers For anybody who is on the fringes of American life in any area, and who is serious about what he believes in, the present public school educational system is a threat to … Continue reading →

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HOW THE EDUCATION SYSTEM DESTROYS SOCIAL NETWORKS

Posted on March 11, 2015 by

If you look at the social structure of homeschooling co-ops, for example, younger kids and older kids mix it up in integrated social environments, and they learn from each other. Parents of all ages are well integrated too, and it … Continue reading →

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Free: Gatto’s Underground History of American Education

Posted on February 21, 2015 by

John Taylor Gatto is MUST reading for anyone who has school aged children or grand-children. After reading it, you will understand fully why we call them “Mandatory Government Propaganda Camps.” To put a child into one of these child prisons is … Continue reading →

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Education Expert Says College Freshmen Read at Seventh-grade Level

Posted on January 9, 2015 by

This is not really “breaking news.” Over twenty years ago I had one (university student) tell me that she was “not going to take any more of my courses if I was going to make her read a book.” How do … Continue reading →

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THEY NEVER THOUGHT THAT THIS WOULD HAPPEN WHEN THEY SENT THEIR KIDS TO SCHOOL

Posted on November 17, 2014 by

… sending your children to public school in the US is a form of child abuse…Sending your kids off for twelve years of soul-sucking government indoctrination and risking them being shot or gassed by the police in the process should … Continue reading →

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2nd Grader’s Homework: ‘Rights are special privileges the government gives you’

Posted on November 16, 2014 by

 Since God is dead, where else could rights possibly come from? (Satiric sarcasm, in case you didn’t notice). But seriously, those of you with school age children who are not home schooling, need to consider this, an example of the kind … Continue reading →

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SCHOOLS AS TOOLS Part 3

Posted on November 9, 2014 by

A number of years ago a congressional investigation uncovered some facts about the manipulation of the United States government and the educational system by major philanthropic organizations. These “charitable institutions” formed a powerful and influential network that change the way … Continue reading →

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Attention Home Schoolers and Want to be Home Schoolers

Posted on August 25, 2014 by

You might be able to use these resources and they can be downloaded for free. — jtl, 419 Video: How to Teach Economics to Your Teenager Written by Gary North via Tea Party Economist I teach the economics course for the … Continue reading →

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Liberty-focused Online Academy Exploding in Popularity

Posted on August 11, 2014 by

For you home-schoolers out there, this will go a long ways toward turning the tide of tyranny. — jtl, 419 Written by  Dave Bohon via The New American With summer waning and another school year on the horizon, a new crop … Continue reading →

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Why We Home School Our Kids

Posted on May 21, 2014 by

By Ryan Finlay of ReCraigslist.com via LewRockwell.com If you bumped into me on the street, you probably wouldn’t assume I had any kids. Not only do I have kids, I now have five kids, and we are home schooling each and … Continue reading →

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