Do you agree that parents who homeschool their children, should be paid by the government?

In the United States, it is impossible now to separate the Marxist teacher's unions from controlling every single aspect of K-12 public school education. The slow and gradual transition to socialist brainwashing been going on for 100 years.

The Unions use the teachings of Marxist radicals like Saul Alinsky and Howard Zinn to form Common Core, STEM, CRT, and of course Equity, Gender Studies and racial disparity.

As a matter of fact, Hillary Rodham wrote her 1969 thesis at Wellesley College about radical socialist Saul Alinsky.

My point is that our public schools can not be saved.

IF a parent has no choice because their state has not approved transfer of educational funds to the parents for home schooling, or for other types of private or religious education the ONLY THING THEY CAN DO IS SPEND AT LEAST TWO HOURS A DAY TEACHING THEIR CHILD THEIR FAMILY VALUES.

They should teach their child at home the things that THAT FAMILY feels are the good things in life. They should teach their child that family is important. That the GOOD LIFE IS IMPORTANT, AND TEACH WHAT THAT GOOD LIFE SHOULD BE!

They should teach their child that children are there to be loved and cherished. That God or the equivalent, and faith are important. They should teach the values of hard work for equivalent reward. They should teach their own morals, that violence and killing and hurting others is the worst wrong, and teach their children honesty and cleanliness and all the other values that are NOW CONSIDERED BY SCHOOLS TO BE THOSE OF WHITE PRIVILEGE.

How about this: If you homeschool your child, you don’t pay school district taxes. You keep it for yourself. Sounds fair to me.

No as the state provides free education, the only problem is the rubbish that being taught is WRONG that actively promotes crap like 125 different genders, global warming or climate change of whatever it is called this week.

If they are forced into home schooling their children, then yea I could see where that might be appropriate. If on the other hand, they choose to go that route, than no, that is something they have volunteered to do on their own. Of course, I believe the best approach is a combination of the two. My wife and I both kept active in our children's education, and ensured our values were passed on to them. Now that they are all grown, and successful in their chosen occupation, it seems that our approach worked out very well.

For what ever these two cents amount to... My sister and I were both home schooled from age 8/3rd. Grade. Attended via online studies by a virtual scholastic provider my mom paid for. Both graduated at age 15 with an accredited GPA that garnered a college scholarship. She, to my knowledge has never...would never seek reimbursement for providing us with an education. Nor will I one day when I send her grandchildren off to virtual class. 🤷‍♀️

Yes. Money follows the kid. No the government has no say in the curriculum.

Fund the child..
whoEver teaches them gets the money🕺

I roadschooled my son last year and it’s definitely a lot of work when you don’t get paid and can’t work because you’re being a parent and teacher. It’s a strain tbh especially as a single parent. This year he’s going back to public school and it kinda breaks my heart because I know he’s not gonna get much positive attention, it’s more like do what you’re told and stay out of everyone’s way. Not a fan of schools, but also, I can’t homeschool again because I have to have an income to survive. The government will never go for your idea 😆 they can’t mind control and brainwash kids to being robots without public schools. The government has a great system of suppression going on, outside thinkers are gonna pay and struggle for their originality.

If the government paid, might they then be able to require you to teach all of the rubbish they teach in state schools?

No. If you get paid by government, you have to abide by their curriculum, which is Woke.

or we could just go back to the system that worked; where parents decide what schools teach their kids, not pedophile politicians and transvestites...

Idk, the payout to me is, you get to controll the curriculum and have a deeper connection with your children.

They're should be subsidy for materials, food, flex space costs.

I'm always leery when the government starts handing out money. There's probably strings attached somewhere. "Keep your money and stay out of my business" works for me.
Here we had to jump through the religious loophole but at least the state mostly looks the other way and leaves it up to the parents how to go about educating their kids.

No. But I do think both students and parents should be given tests from the local school district

If you start taking tax dollars for home schooling, the gov't will dictate the cirriculum.

Kids are not getting an education and have become the fodder of the perverted left. Education is one of those areas the libs have permeated because they want to destroy the county from within. No better way than to indoctrinate future voters . My kids are home schooled and we dont get one red cent from the state.

I hate to disagree because I love your reasoning but home schooling is a right that you are able to choose.
Just like going to court. You still have to pay your own way to do it.
Man ... That sounded convoluted even to me and I wrote it. Huh.. LOL

should the parents be able hold teachers and school responsible?
The bar has dropped lower every year to cover the education departments failures, to a point whole classes can’t pass a math test.
Kids used to get made to repeat a year if they didn’t meet ‘the standard’
Now they get a free pass because … you know? Feelings

Somethings gotta give.. just sayin

Everybody wants payment for everything.
Homemakers want payments , college students want a free higher education, people want payments for what happened to thier ancestors,and people who refuse to work want payments.
Where would it end?
Some things you do out of love and realize there is no monetary gain in that choice.
This is from a homemaker.
Although, I have enjoyed my time as homemaker, I am considering going back to work part-time,as I realize there is no obligation for taxes payers to fund my lifestyle choice.
I am not saying that I don't agree with homeschooling, but with that choice comes the knowledge that you don't get paid for it.
And yeah, I realize my taxes dollars go for public education that rarely listens to parents concerns.

No the government should not pay parents for homeschooling there kids because they chose to do it . No one asked or forced them to do this it was all up to them.

Parents should
Not be encouraged to educate at home.

School should provide a proper curriculum. Schools struggle to provide literacy and numeracy for the masses. Sexuality is definitely
Not a priority.

Schools need to do school better.
Parents need to parent better.

Nope, cause once that happens, the government has even more control and curriculum say so that meets their accreditation requirements

I personally wouldn’t be comfortable with my tax dollars going towards that. Where I live homeschooling is very popular. The parents are mostly grossly underqualified and it is definitely not a ‘better education’. If someone is unhappy with public schools and aspires to make money then they can start a private school where there is still some sort of academic standard that needs to be upheld. 🤷🏻‍♀️

So is the money coming from new money or the money that already goes into the school budget?

NOPE and its because people will find a way to ruin it just like everything else

The government should start regular exams for such cases to ensure the proper development of kids. Will government have right to penalize the parents if their effort is not up to mark?

This drawing shows what a typical "home schooling" looks like.

How do you keep track of all the aliases you use here, and all the different ages, personas, background stories, etc?

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Sounds like an interesting idea.
I've heard similar ideas regarding charter schools.
I agree - money should follow the student.

I don't think they should allow homeschooling.

To be paid by the government leads me to believe there'd be paperwork to prove what all a parent is doing... government loves to be in people's business.
I'd rather I get a tax break/credit for what I spent on schooling material for the year. I don't want to be considered a government employee, which being paid by them seems to be how it would be.
Also, someone suggested not having to pay taxes for schools if home schooling. I agree.

No.