Guest guest Posted March 18, 2006 Report Posted March 18, 2006 >He knows the laws and hopes the parents don't.< Then to order a parent to put their child in school when the law allows them to homeschool is breaking the law, isn't it? Jeff, isn't there something that can be a done about judge that ignores the laws, and in essence is making his own laws? Also, I believe that Texas now has K-12 which is the best of both worlds. Your child would be enrolled in school (I think) but would be educated at home via the K-12 online school. The public school has to provide the curriculuum (I think) and materials, etc! There are teachers that help the parent when needed, but do not oversee or have authority over the child and parent. The school also has to provide needed services such as OT ST and maybe PE (don't know) My nephew is in K-12 in Colorado and on their site there is a Texas link now, I think, not sure. C. Quote
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