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I wish Meghan good luck in whichever bee she winds up participating in. The Scripps National Spelling Bee is sponsored by a non-profit group and allows homeschool participation.
Rumor has it they let her in. When I find a newspaper article to link to I will do another post.
- Exclusivism = Bigotry
Unity~N~Diversity post on how Exclusivism = Bigotry. Sadly enough most of the Christian Homeschool Groups I know fit this description to a T, excluding those of differing beliefs from their groups and homeschool resources. Then many of these same Christians...
- The Voiceless Homeschoolers
A Fundamentalist Christian Homeschool Blogger wanted to know why Secular Homeschoolers seem to be so hostile toward them. Maybe it has something to do with the fact that they presume to speak for ALL homeschoolers. They make inane comments like All...
- No Rules, Hopefully No Controversy Just A Chance To Recognize The Homeschool Blogs That Mean Something To Us
Ragamuffin Studies is Participating in the Homeschool Blog Awards--with Some Trepidation . I haven't decided if I'll participate are not. There are a lot of wonderful homeschool blogs that I would like to recognize, unfortunately I don't think...
- Horseplay On Bus Went Too Far?
The parents of a George County High School baseball manager have hired an attorney to represent them in action against seven high school baseball players accused of holding their son down on a school bus, tearing off his pants, covering his mouth and...
- This Is Beyond Stupid
A school bus driver let Rachel Armstrong's three children board the bus Monday morning, but he warned them that he wouldn't give them a ride home that afternoon, nor could they ever ride his route again. The problem: Armstrong's 10-year-old...
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Exclude Those Pesky Homeschool Winners
Roger Wilson, a Franklin Township supervisor who is a neighbor of the Reynolds family, helped circulate an e-mail appeal and a petition for Meghan's inclusion that has gathered widespread support and will be presented to the school board tonight, he said."I'm concerned that the district is looking for ways to exclude her rather than be open," Wilson said. "You can't help but have the suspicion that she's being excluded because she won last year and they don't want the competition. It's surprising and disappointing that they don't welcome her participation."
I wish Meghan good luck in whichever bee she winds up participating in. The Scripps National Spelling Bee is sponsored by a non-profit group and allows homeschool participation.
Rumor has it they let her in. When I find a newspaper article to link to I will do another post.
- Exclusivism = Bigotry
Unity~N~Diversity post on how Exclusivism = Bigotry. Sadly enough most of the Christian Homeschool Groups I know fit this description to a T, excluding those of differing beliefs from their groups and homeschool resources. Then many of these same Christians...
- The Voiceless Homeschoolers
A Fundamentalist Christian Homeschool Blogger wanted to know why Secular Homeschoolers seem to be so hostile toward them. Maybe it has something to do with the fact that they presume to speak for ALL homeschoolers. They make inane comments like All...
- No Rules, Hopefully No Controversy Just A Chance To Recognize The Homeschool Blogs That Mean Something To Us
Ragamuffin Studies is Participating in the Homeschool Blog Awards--with Some Trepidation . I haven't decided if I'll participate are not. There are a lot of wonderful homeschool blogs that I would like to recognize, unfortunately I don't think...
- Horseplay On Bus Went Too Far?
The parents of a George County High School baseball manager have hired an attorney to represent them in action against seven high school baseball players accused of holding their son down on a school bus, tearing off his pants, covering his mouth and...
- This Is Beyond Stupid
A school bus driver let Rachel Armstrong's three children board the bus Monday morning, but he warned them that he wouldn't give them a ride home that afternoon, nor could they ever ride his route again. The problem: Armstrong's 10-year-old...