| To most homeschoolers, the decline of academic | | | | subsidization, is an alternative that many parents have |
| quality in America’s public school is not news. | | | | found to work for them. As public school |
| However, many parents still remain unaware of this | | | | administrators spend more and more on ensuring that |
| far-reaching problem. According to a the College | | | | their students have a state of the art facility in which |
| Board, the organization responsible for creating and | | | | to learn, they forget that homeschool parents are |
| administering the SAT standardized test, the scores of | | | | doing it better with only a few hundred dollars a year. |
| 2006 high school students are the lowest they’ve | | | | Homeschool students are proven to score higher on |
| seen in 31 years. This decline is surprising considering | | | | standardized tests than their public school peers. |
| that schools are spending more taxpayer money than | | | | On top of all this, Christian parents must recognize that |
| ever before on providing their students with high-paid | | | | regardless of the academic quality of any given school, |
| teachers, new gymnasiums, computer labs, and | | | | the public school system is required to teach a |
| cafeterias. | | | | humanistic, pro-evolution, anti-morality, anti-Christ |
| As a National Review article points out, the public | | | | worldview. By sending our children to the public school, |
| school has no legitimate competition. As such, they | | | | we are submitting them to an endless stream of |
| have no economic incentive to increase the quality of | | | | worldly lies and encouraging their indoctrination against |
| their educational program. As long as parents don’t | | | | Christian values. Homeschooling requires effort, but |
| have a choice in their child’s education, the situation | | | | many parents are finding that the endeavor is well |
| will continue to worsen. Homeschooling, although not | | | | worth the moral and intellectual wellbeing of their |
| truly competition due to public school’s government | | | | children. |