I’m a homeschooling veteran–having homeschooled three children from birth, with one child graduated from homeschool, with some college, and a career in law enforcement. We still have a child homeschooling high school, and our youngest is homeschooling with visual, health, speech, and other challenges. All three of my kid’s are wonderful, and fun, with their own unique strengths and challenges. Sure, it hasn’t always been easy, but I don’t think I’ve had it any harder than a lot of parents who tell me they have to fight “the system” tooth and nail to get what their child needs. In addition to my blog, which offers information for homeschooling with little or no resources, I also co-authored two books: “Homeschooling on a Shoestring,” and “Educational Travel on a Shoestring.” Both can be obtained through your local library or bookstore. If you’d like to explore the homeschooling option for special needs, also visit http://www.nathhan.com for more help. Just wanted you guys to know that there are other options for other struggling families. I’ve got to run; as most of you know, a mom’s work is never done!
