Replies to '11/24 Great School Debate'

Penny, I understand what you mean.

But, don't lose hope! There are homeschoolers who feel it's okay to associate with gays. ;) (NOt really sure how else to word that.) Anywho, my point is... I think we've talked about this before. Most homeschool groups are highly religious. But, not all. After becoming completely frustrated with the laws of the local hs groups I formed a new one. We are now 29 members strong after forming just last winter. We have a gay hs couple and we even have a polygamist trio. (NO, they do not practice polygamy for religious reasons.) We have atheists, Christians, Wiccans, government conspiracy folks, military folks, etc.... We only need one thing in common- homeschooling. It's not as if I'm giving co-op lessons on being straight and they are giving a co-op on being gay. It's just not an issue for us, ya know?

I figure the point is a social circle to do activities, compare notes and ideas and plan things together. What each person individually believes is besides the point. Now, don't get me wrong. I support anyone's right to form/join the type of group they want.

If you ever decide to search for a hs group look for an "inclusive" group.

Funny though.... I thought I was sheltering. LOL! (Julie when is that snake gonna die?)