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1). The Charter School Wars --- Why Public Schools Hate Charter Many public school authorities hate charter schools. It's not hard to see why. Charter schools embarrass local public schools because they of 2). Socialist Public Schools In America Many parents might think it a bit farfetched to compare our public schools to schools in socialist or communist countries. However, if we look closer 3). Are Public Schools Anti-Parent? Some public schools try to turn children against their parents with scary classroom stories or lessons about child abuse. Public school authorities ha 4). Why Public Schools Hate Home-schooling Parents Home-schooling is a great success. That’s why many public-school authorities hate home-schooling parents.Home-schoolers are a direct challeng 5). Grandparents --- Homeschool Your Grandchildren And Feel Youn Grandparents, what better way to stay close to your grown children than to advise them about important issues like the dangers of public schools for y 6). Are Public Schools A Menace To Your Kids? -- 11 Danger Signa Parents, do you have children who do poorly in school, or are bored or frustrated with their classes or teachers? In contrast to what most public-scho 7). How Public Schools Assault Parents' Values Is there anything wrong with lying, cheating, stealing, shop-lifting, taking drugs, premarital sex, insulting your parents, pornography, irresponsibil 8). Public School Sex-Education Classes --- Bad News For Parents One of parents’ most important duties is to protect their children from harmful sexual values and behaviors. Yet many public schools force potentially 9). American Public Schools --- Deteriorating Like They Did In A The citizens of the early Roman Republic enjoyed an education system similar to ancient Athens. It was voluntary and parents paid tutors or schools di 10). Parents Rights Violated By Public School Compulsory Attenden Compulsory attendance laws are school authorities’ first assault on parental rights. These laws force almost forty-five million children to sit in oft 11). America's Public Schools --- Deteriorating Like They Did In The citizens of the early Roman Republic enjoyed an education system similar to ancient Athens. It was voluntary and parents paid tutors or schools di 12). Ancient Greece Did Not Need Licensed Teachers Contrary to popular notions, teacher licensing in public schools does not insure teacher quality. A license also does not even insure that a public-sc