Pentecostal Homeschool Scholarship Fund

[soldoutochrist]

Originally Posted by coadie

I had just mentioned that. If you measure the use of slang, purple hair, tattoos curse words and other bad habits from "socializing" this is a good thing.
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I think that it'd be interesting to have been home schooled, just to see what it's like. I admire parents that step up to the plate and home school their children. I have to make the point that the public school system and "slang, purple hair, tattoos curse words and other bad habits" have only strengthened my faith. Sure, there are bad influences in public schools, but that's anywhere. You'll encounter all of those things (not sure why you threw a random hair color out there...) in the real world anyway. I'm thankful that I've been able to both be a light to the kids around me and resist temptation while I've been in the public school system.

Just my two cents! Sorry for detracting from the original topic. The scholarship fund is a fantastic idea, though. Two thumbs up.

[Hoovie]

Originally Posted by soldoutochrist

I think that it'd be interesting to have been home schooled, just to see what it's like. I admire parents that step up to the plate and home school their children. I have to make the point that the public school system and "slang, purple hair, tattoos curse words and other bad habits" have only strengthened my faith. Sure, there are bad influences in public schools, but that's anywhere. You'll encounter all of those things (not sure why you threw a random hair color out there...) in the real world anyway. I'm thankful that I've been able to both be a light to the kids around me and resist temptation while I've been in the public school system.

Just my two cents! Sorry for detracting from the original topic. The scholarship fund is a fantastic idea, though. Two thumbs up.

Hey - thanks a bunch!


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