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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]For those who think less highly of FCPS, but can't afford private school, homeschooling can be a great choice. In Virginia you need only fill out a simple form describing your plans to let the school system know that you will be educating at home. Numerous free and very low cost resources are available to home educators. And in the DC metro area, the field trip opportunities are endless, with many organizations offering programs specifically for homeschoolers.

Education can be tailored to the strengths and needs of the child. Do you have a budding scientist with a love for exploration? You can provide the time and the places for that child to explore and learn. Do you have one who loves to read and write? Center a unit around a book or series of books. Possibilities abound for giving your children the education you want them to have.

Even if you think a great education involves studying test questions and answers over and over again, you have the freedom to do that. But no need to scam a test, you can just teach your children the way that you believe to be best.

Choices do exist in Fairfax County.[/quote]

Most people work during days.[/quote]

my kid prefers the social aspect of the school; would never cooperate with being homeschooled.[/quote]

But there are still choices, made according to people's preferences. A family that places a high value on education is free to choose to educate their own children at home over making more and more money. Educating children at home is work, albeit work for which there is no pay.

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