Public School Alternatives

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In a message dated 8/4/2004 10:28:51 AM Central Daylight Time,

georgenmaggie@... writes:

What other educational choices are there for our children besides the public

school and homeschooling?

I have wondered about this also??

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In a message dated 8/4/2004 8:33:08 AM US Mountain Standard Time,

Loree5@... writes:

> What other educational choices are there for our children besides the

> public

> school and homeschooling?

>

Have you check into any charter schools? Charter schools have to follow the

same standards that Public schools do, but they often have different methods

of teaching.

M.

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What other educational choices are there for our children besides the public

school and homeschooling?

Do any of you have your children in other settings? What are they like and how

is it working for you?

Roni

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I sure wish there were some choices ... and some private schools that took

students with DS ... but there sure aren't any down this way!

Cheryl in VA

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In our area there is a catholic run school for the handicapped. I know several

parents who have chosen this for their children with DS and are very pleased

with the program. I checked it out for many, many years ago and decided it

wasn't where I wanted him. Of course, you had tuition to pay, like any private

school.

Jackie, Mom to 16ds, 14, and Bradley 10

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> What other educational choices are there for our children besides the public

> school and homeschooling?

> Do any of you have your children in other settings? What are they like and how

> is it working for you?

> Roni

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