What do you want to do with your life when you graduate high school? What do you love doing? What are you really good at? Your life can go by very quickly, so it’s important to think about your future career plans. The following resources can help you with these important decisions.
Below you will find resources and information on local private schools throughout the country. If you can afford private-school tuition, and want a better eduction for your kids, you can’t beat private schools. You can research K-12 private schools near where you live, find out about each school’s tuition costs, reputation, curriculum, success in placing their students in college, and much more.
Below are websites that offer valuable resources on finding college scholarships and grants to pay for your college or university tuition. I hope these resources help you find a scholarship or grant to the college of your choice. Work hard in college and don’t waste your time. You will be laying the foundation for your future through your studies and college degree. Good luck.
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If parents have the natural right to nurture and educate their children, then any law that interferes with or violates that natural right is illegitimate. Any such law violates the basic liberties we all have as parents, human beings, and Americans. That means that all local and State compulsory attendence laws, compulsory school taxes, and the thousands of other local and State education regulations that prop up the public schools, are illigitimate and violate parents’ fundamental natural and constitutional rights.
Parents, do you have young children or teenagers who can’t read or write, are scared of math, and are falling behind and miserable in public school? Do you want your children to go to college and have a good life, or end up in low-paying dead-end jobs, courtesy of a public-school education? Do you want the best for your children, or is “good enough,” good enough for your children?
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Also, think of asking your parents about leaving public school and getting your high-school diploma faster with an online high-school or middle school
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Parent — do you have problems with your child’s public school or education? Want to talk to other parents about it? Start a conversation with parents from all over the country whose children go to public school, and who may be able to give you advice, etc.
Home-schooling is a great success. That’s why many public-school authorities hate home-schooling parents.
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“The most vindictive resentment may be expected from the pedagogic profession for any suggestion that they should be dislodged from their dictatorial position; it will be expressed mainly in epithets, such as reactionary, at the mildest. Nevertheless, the question to put to any teacher moved to such indignation, is: Do you think nobody would willingly entrust his children to you or pay you for teaching them? Why do you have to extort your fees and collect your pupils by compulsion?”
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If your child exhibits any of these danger signals, it may be time to seriously consider taking your child out of public school and looking for better education alternatives. “Public Schools, Public Menace” has a whole Resource Section devoted to these great education alternatives.
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