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Yes, we homeschool our four children!

Homeschooling our two children, an 11-year-old son, and a soon to be 14-year-old daughter. This is our second year. My husband helps out a little when he can- when he’s not deployed or in the field- especially with American History, math, and science.

Home-educating 4 children at home, ages 3, 5, 7 and 9.

My fiance and I participate actively in the homeschooling of our 3-year-old niece. Interestingly, we are atheists, and his sister’s family are evangelical Christians. We don’t have any of our own yet, but we plan to soon.

Teaching (and loving it) 3 daughters – ages 9,7, and almost 4. Just last week a friend asked, “When will you be sending them to school?” I answered, “college.”

I thought I did something, but I think I’ve been reduced to sperm donor on this thread ;O)

Three kids – 6, 4, & 2 – only current formal effort is on the oldest.

Daryl, are you a secret agent for the Census Bureau?

I am not currently homeschooling anyone (no kids yet!). My wife was homeschooled, however.

Home educating two children, 9 and 12.

Not homeschooling – no kids yet! However, I have been planning to homeschool since I was in college.

We’re homeschooling 2 children.

Homeschooling our last child still at home, but looking forward to the day when we can help out with GRANDCHILDREN! 😀

Homeschooling two: 7th and 10th grade. I’ve been homeschooling since pre-K, although my eldest went to a private school for first grade. That was an unpleasant experience.

Homeschooling often comes up in every day conversations, because we are fairly new in the area and folks ask where my kids go.

Not yet homeschooling, trying to decide if I should. I have two son’s 6 & 7 1/2.

Homeschooling two daughters (13 and 10) and the boy (6).

We are a homeschooling family

A comment in this post at Daryl’s site has really raised by hackles. The Dad who is a breadwinner while…