Posted by Meredith Turney at 12:00 am on Mar 10, 2008 2 Comments
In light of the Second District Court of Appeals decision last
week, I feel it is my duty to publicly confess to my blog boss a
deep, dark secret. Jon, when you hired me, I failed to disclose
that I am the product of a “cloistered”
education that failed to provide “interaction
with people outside the family.” Astonishing, I know.
You see, I am a California homeschool graduate. My parents began
homeschooling my brother and me when we arrived in California back
in 1992. And as a homeschool graduate, I am deeply offended and
troubled by Justice H. Walt Croskey’s opinion of those who are home
educated. We are not “cloistered,” nor do we lack “interaction with
people outside the family.” In fact, we are some of the most active
citizens in our communities. While I was still homeschooling, I
somehow managed to become the Orange County Republican Party’s
volunteer of the month and a delegate to the Republican National
Convention. Many of my homeschool friends have gone on to attend
prestigious universities and lead… Read More