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The problem with public schools is that they are “public” and run by government. The problem is that these government-run public schools exist in the first place. Government is the PROBLEM, not the solution to our children’s education. Get government out of the education business, and the problem is solved quickly and permanently.

25 Jul, 2009

Dad’s Health

Posted by: Turtel In: Dad's Health

Health-care tips, articles, and resources to keep Dad informed about keeping himself healthy

23 Jul, 2009

Kids and Computers

Posted by: Turtel In: Kids and Computers

Below you will find information and resourses for kids and teens on how to use computers for school and for fun, games and research outside of school.

Why have we put our children into education prisons called public schools? What crimes have they committed? Why do we condemn almost 45 million innocent children to this punishment? Do I exaggerate by calling these schools “prisons?” Well, let’s compare prisons and public schools.

Enjoy healthy and delicious meals together. See below for cooking tips and healthy recipes for kids and parents.

School authorities often claim that American children do poorly in school because they watch too much television or because they have working mothers. But these excuses don’t hold water, either. Studies have shown that Japanese fifth-graders watch as much as or more television each day as American kids do.

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However, minority parents often complain just as passionately that teachers don’t treat them with respect, that they give up on their children, and are only interested in collecting their paychecks.

We have seen how public schools fail and betray millions of children, year after year. The only “right” most public schools give to school children is the right to suffer through a mind-numbing, third-rate education for twelve years.

21 Jul, 2009

Hobbies For Kids

Posted by: Turtel In: Hobbies

Kids, Teen — Hobbies can be a lot of fun and a great learning experience. They can also turn into passionate interests that become life-long careers. So embrace your hobbies. In fact, ask yourself how you might turn your hobby into a career you love.

18 Jul, 2009

Fun Stuff To Do At Home

Posted by: Turtel In: Fun Stuff For Kids

For homeschooling families, or any family who wants to have fun together at home, on a rainy day, or anytime you’re together at home, here’s some fun activities that are also great learning activities for kids.

17 Jul, 2009

Women’s Health

Posted by: Turtel In: Women's Health

Moms are the loving caregivers in the family. So it’s important for dad and the kids that mom is healthy and happy. Below are many resources that moms can use to stay informed on the best ways to stay healthy.

15 Jul, 2009

Fun Stuff for Kids

Posted by: Turtel In: Fun Stuff For Kids

Below you’ll find a lot of fun activities and games just for kids. These activities can also be educational for kids while they are having fun. If you’re a parent or adult, and young at heart, nothing should stop you from joining in the fun with your kids.

14 Jul, 2009

Charter Schools

Posted by: Turtel In: Charter Schools

Parents, Kids — Below you will find information and website resources about Charter Schools. Most charter schools give a far superior education to children than a public school. That’s because, unlike public schools, a charter school can GO OUT OF BUSINESS if it does not give its students an excellent education. If you find a local charter school near where you live that does not have a long waiting list, by all means please consider enrolling your children in the school. Your kids only get one chance to get a great education while they are young.

13 Jul, 2009

Fun Stuff

Posted by: Turtel In: Fun Stuff For Kids

We all need a little fun in our lives, especially students going to public school and parents who have to put up with these public schools. In this section, I list a lot of fun activities, games, and resources both for parents, kids, teens, and parents with their kids. So I hope you enjoy many of these fun activities and enjoy your life, because your time and life are precious.

Want to talk to other parents and network with them? Do you want to talk about your kids, parenting, your kids education, healthy foods and recipes, or just talk about anything that’s fun or important to you with parents just like you? See the resources and websites below for lots of parent groups and networking opportunities.

12 Jul, 2009

Earn Money / Jobs For Teens

Posted by: Turtel In: Earn Money/Jobs For Students

Teens, Parents — Below are resources that can help you earn money with a part-time or summer job while you’re attending school. Do you need extra money to save up for yourself, to attend a private online K-12 school, or for your college fund? I hope these resources help you find the job that lets you earn the extra money you need.

03 Jul, 2009

Keeping Kids Healthy

Posted by: Turtel In: Sports, Health, Fitness

Keeping kids healthy, medical facts, drinking, surgery, games, hospital info, disabilities

03 Jul, 2009

Sports for Kids

Posted by: Turtel In: Sports, Health, Fitness

Sports for kids,baseball,football, soccer, basketball, swimming, hockey, jump rope, gymnastics, skateboarding, skills, awards, sports illustrated, tennis, skating, soccer moms and dads, sports clinics, world sports

02 Jul, 2009

Reading and Writing Skills

Posted by: Turtel In: Reading and Writing

Websites for kids on reading and writing skills

01 Jul, 2009

Games, Scouting, Summer Camps

Posted by: Turtel In: Scouting, Summer Camps

Scouting and  summer camps   — games, crafts, activities, hiking, swimming, archery, camping out, survival skills, safety, day camps, overnight camps, parents day, cub scouts, boy scouts, girl scouts, and much more — sure makes me wish I was young again.

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Photography for Kids
Sewing Lessons for Teens
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Arts and Crafts, Music, Theater for Kids and Teens

01 Jul, 2009

Driver’s Ed For Teens and Parents

Posted by: Turtel In: Driver's Ed

Websites, info, resources on driver’s education, driving safety, car maintenance for Teens and Parents

30 Jun, 2009

Sports, Health, Fitness

Posted by: Turtel In: Public School Public Menace Book

Websites about fun sports, health, fitness for kids and parents

Here are some education-resource links that I hope you find valuable and informative

“Well, I think we’ll change those gun laws, Bud. Thieves and rapists have it too easy around here. They know they can rob houses and rape women with no risk.
Let’s put the risk back. Let’s see what happens when they get shot if they break into a house or bother one of our women. I’m sick to death of all the gun laws in this country, so let’s try a little experiment. I’ll convince the City Council to revoke our gun-control laws. Next, I’ll convince them to pass a new law requiring every man and woman in Palm City to own a handgun or shotgun, and know how to use them safely. I want a pistol and shotgun in every home. I want every woman walking around town with a concealed gun in her purse or under her dress. Let’s see what happens when we change the laws. Let’s see what happens when we give the victims a way to defend themselves.

“We” is the Democrats’ and liberals’ killer word. They mean that “we” are our brothers’ keeper, whether we like it or not. “We” must sacrifice our lives, our work, our hard-earned money to pay for any looters who want to take our money, courtesy of government-elected thieves.

It may seem obvious to many people why literacy is so important in our technologically advanced society. However, many parents may not fully realize the emotional pain and life-long damage illiteracy can cause their children.

Government schools are designed to assuage the educrats’ terror at being judged by parents, and being forced to compete in a free-market education system. Government (public) schools’ ultimate purpose is to be a full-employment program for educrats—to give them guaranteed jobs without accountability to parents. It is to placate these fearful educrats that our government schools dumb-down our children and turn them into illiterates with bleak futures.

Grandparents, what better way to stay close to your grown children than to advise them about important issues like the dangers of public schools for your grandchildren? What better way to feel younger if you offer to help homeschool your grandchildren?

The book Public Schools, Public Menace is the resource that you need. If you are a parent looking for a private school and want to know about costs, location, curricula, and teacher qualifications, this is where you will find all of that–and more. You don’t have to limit yourself to brick and mortar private schools. If you include internet private schools, your options increase and costs decrease significantly.

Also, parents can now give their kids a low-cost, quality education, no matter where they live. There are no geographic limitations with Internet private schools. For example, parents living in Virginia can enroll their children in an Internet private school based in California because instruction is done over the Internet. No more having to drive your children back and forth from school. No more time wasted in travel. Parents or their children simply log onto the Internet private school’s website in the safety of their own home, and school begins for the day.

Government-controlled public schools will never give your kids the kind of joyous education they deserve, the kind your children can get in a homeschooling environment. At home, your kids can learn from Google, Yahoo, learning software, or hundreds of other low-cost education resources available to you right now.

The proof is in the pudding. Aspen Learning Systems, a subsidiary of Knowledge Universe company, recently opened Colorado’s first privately-run reading center in Denver. Yes, that’s right, a school that concentrates on teaching kids to read. Aspen’s reading center gives kids a nine-week reading course that emphasizes heavy phonics. The result? In the first quarter of 1999, students gained an average of two years and four months in reading ability after they completed the course. Only nine weeks. Compare that to the twelve years your kids have to suffer through in public school, and still graduate with poor reading skills.

The question to naturally ask is this: if our kids learned to read far better when we had an education free-market before public schools came along, why on Earth do we need public schools now? The answer is, we don’t.

Actions speak louder than words. The fact that so many public-school teachers send their kids to private schools should be all the proof you need that it might be wise for you to look for education alternatives for your kids elsewhere.

It seems that school authorities and public-school employees would rather protect an irreparably broken, failed system, than risk the security of their jobs by giving parents real school choice. We can certainly understand public-school employees wanting to keep their guaranteed job security. However, should we sacrifice our children’s education and future to keep failed public schools in business?

In January, 2003, a group of parents sued a Sacramento Unified School District because certain teachers at their local elementary school were aggressively, and secretly, teaching anthroposophy, a religion that combines traditional Western religion with astrology and New Age religion. Pacific Justice Institute lawyers representing the parents indicated that many other public schools in California are now adding New Age and Eastern religions, including Islam, to their curricula.

Parents, it would not be wise to trust any claims by teachers or school authorities about your children’s alleged academic abilities, even in so-called “good” schools in suburban neighborhoods. To find out how your child is really doing, have an outside independent company test your child’s reading and math skills. If you find that your child’s academic skills are far below what your local public-school led you to believe, you might want to take your child out of public school and look for better education alternatives. There is a complete Resource section in “Public Schools, Public Menace” that explores many of these quality, low-cost education alternatives.

Parents, the solution is to stop hitting your head against the brick wall of arrogant public-school employees. Just walk around the wall and don’t look back. That is, consider taking your children out of public school, permanently.



  • Christian: Education in our country is performing poorly, but not because of any imagined similarities to Socialist schools in the USSR. Yes, both the US and US
  • alice charles: Your free market argument is false, period. There is no "free market." All markets are controlled by their governments, through the use of increasin
  • Are you serious??: I guess invasion of privacy is okay as long as it is being done by someone in a position of authority, but if a parent films or takes pictures of thei

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