home schooling rocks!

WOW, where did my summer go??? I can't believe it is almost school time again. We are starting our 8th year. We just graduated our oldest this past June and he is now headed off to Bible college. We are so proud of him. I love homeschooling!!!!

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I just wanted to let everyone know that the Lord provided, right on time!! I just got my children's Abeka books in the mail and we should be starting in a week! I'm excited and nervous.

hi everyonee... if your parents are pastors - this group was made for yoo!!! so plzz join

www.HomeschoolFreebieOfTheDay.com

they have a different Freebie every day, so if you miss one day, you miss out they do not hold them.
today it is an e-book about paper projects kids can create. Very interesting.

Enjoy!!

I really enjoy the A Beka schooling also, but it is kind of expensive. We did another program, and I was quite disappointed. The grammer does not seem correct and the math is disappointing also. Will you all help me pray that I will be able to save the money for the A Beka program for the fall of 08? I have 2 children, so it will be about $2000! But I'm going to trust the Lord, He is always so faithful and right on time. I can't bear the thought of my children going to a public school and some of the charter/private schools are not much better.
Thanks!! Thanks for all the ideas and encouragement on this site.

Your efforts made a difference!

Today, Subway apologized for excluding home schoolers from its "Every Sandwich Tells a Story Contest." AFA has verified a newly released apology from Subway by its partnering Scholastic public relations department.

The apology reads:

Regarding your concerns about the Subway contest that excludes home schools from contest eligibility, Scholastic and Subway apologize to all individuals who have taken offense at this. Our intention was never to make independent schooled children feel discriminated against or excluded from this specific promotion.

Throughout the course of the year Scholastic runs a number of contests and sweepstakes that are open to all teachers and students. The eligibility of this contest in particular was solely put in place to award a large group of children with the grand prize of $5,000 worth of athletic equipment. We do however understand how home- schooled children could benefit from this type of prizing and will make sure eligibility is open to everyone in future promotions.

We appreciate your feedback and will make sure a similar situation does not happen in the future.

I want to thank you for taking time to contact Subway. AFA has thanked them on your behalf.

Subway tells home schoolers: We will not allow you to participate in our contest.
Subway discriminates against home schoolers.

May 27, 2008


Subway, the sandwich restaurant, wants to hear your child's story – unless he or she is home schooled.

The national chain's "Every Sandwich Tells a Story Contest" offers prizes and a chance to be published on the Subway Web site and in Scholastic's "Parent & Child" magazine but specifically excludes home schoolers. Subway's website states:




NO PURCHASE NECESSARY TO ENTER OR WIN. Contest is open only to legal residents of the Untied (sic) States who are currently over the age of 18 and have children who attend elementary, private or parochial schools that serve grades PreK-6. No home schools will be accepted.



Subway will probably say they excluded home schools because of the main prize ($5,000 worth of athletic equipment to the winning child's school). But Subway could have given it to a local park, church or school of the winning home schooler's choice.

Subway's Web site promotion not only misspells "Untied (sic) States," but offers the grand prize winner a "Scholastic Gift Bastket (sic) for your home."


Take Action!


1. Send an e-mail to Subway President Frederick A. DeLuca. Tell him you will not eat with them anymore until and unless they allow home schoolers to participate.

2. Contact your local Subway store and give the manager the same message.

3. Please forward this to your friends and family, especially home schoolers.

loving this page its just wat ive been looking 4
i home school my 7 year old daughter who has autism,
shes learnt more at home with me in the past year than she ever did at school,
plus i no shes safe at home with me, unlike school
much luv 2 all
michelle-x-