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One reason is that test scores for home schooled children tend to be much higher then those victimized<\/i><\/span> educated in the public schools. With the Panicdemic school closures, Parents saw what their children were being \u201ctaught\u201d and also started working more with them then before. Now many more parents have jumped onto the home schooling bandwagon.<\/p>\n This is driving the progressives insane. Since their primary targets for political indoctrination<\/i><\/span> public school education are at home and being taught things that the \u201cEducational Elite\u201d have deemed bad. The other issue is that if more students stay home, then the classrooms are empty and all those good union members won\u2019t be needed by the school districts. Now the Educational Elites have turned to their primary Propaganda organs to attack home schooling. Here are the details from Fox News<\/b><\/a>:<\/p>\n In an MSNBC opinion column Friday, columnist Anthea Butler warned about homeschooling being a “project” of evangelicals\u2019 “war against public schools,” one that also has “insidious” racist roots. <\/b><\/p>\n Butler began her piece by mentioning actor Kirk Cameron\u2019s documentary “The Homeschool Awakening” and how it shows that staunch conservatives are planning to launch an assault against public schools. <\/b><\/p>\n “\u2019Public education has become public enemy No. 1,\u2019 the actor\u00a0Kirk Cameron\u00a0opines in a\u00a0promotion\u00a0for \u2018The Homeschool Awakening,\u2019 his documentary scheduled to hit theaters in June,” she stated, adding, “as Cameron\u2019s quote indicates, this latest project of conservative evangelical education is another salvo in the ongoing evangelical\u00a0war against public schools.” <\/b><\/p>\n Obviously, this blithering idiot has completely missed the rage parents are experiencing towards their local school districts, not that they know the crap that\u2019s being done to their children in the guise of \u201ceducation.\u201d<\/p>\n “It should come as no surprise that evangelicals, fundamentalists and other religious conservatives have fought against public education since the U.S. Supreme Court\u2019s 1954 decision in Brown v. Board of Education,” Butler continued, framing this far-right, Christian “war” against public schools in a racial light. <\/b><\/p>\n She asserted, “The prospect of integrated schools led to the creation of many \u2018segregation academies,\u2019 private schools designed to keep African American children and undesirable immigrant groups away from white children. But there was another, more insidious way to circumvent integration: homeschooling.” <\/b><\/p>\n And, as usual, the moonbat is wrong. Yes, there were a few parents who didn\u2019t want integration, but those were not that common. These days, it isn\u2019t even crossing parents minds. All they want is the best education possible for their children and they don\u2019t see that happening in the garbage dumps that are today\u2019s public schools. But hey, when has a racist progressive ever let the facts interfere with their propaganda?<\/p>\n Butler linked these supposed racist roots to the modern era of homeschooling by way of a 1960s homeschooling pioneer, claiming, “One of the main purveyors of homeschooling was a fundamentalist,\u00a0Rousas Rushdoony, whose work beginning in the 1960s in establishing\u00a0Christian day schools\u00a0grew into the homeschooling movement.” <\/b><\/p>\n In addition to being part of this early “insidious way to circumvent integration,” she added that Rushdoony “saw homeschooling as a way to cut the government out of educating Christian children and to prepare them to take their place in a theocratic government.” <\/b><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/p>\n<\/p>\n