POLL - What your school looked like in 2011-2012....

[FriedClams]

Just total idle curiosity. I've read about a lot of new homeschoolers recently here and I'm just wondering what the mix is here....

[cin]

Darn, I voted before I saw the kilt option! I change my vote to 'Oh Look, A Kilt!'

[DawnM]

We home schooled all children, but I would still like to see some kilts.

[Jenny in Florida]

I had to go with kilts, because our situation is weird.

 

This year, I've homeschooled my son, who is 14 and of traditional school age. However, my daughter, who is 17 and still of traditional school age, has already graduated from college and isn't doing school anymore.

 

For the four previous years, I could have said that we mixed it up, I guess, since I was homeschooling my son and my daughter was away at school.

[Tasia]

I homeschooled my oldest starting in October, while my three middle boys were (are) in public school. Next year will be a different story. :)

[happypamama]

We homeschooled a fourth grader and a first grader this past year, with a 2-3yo and an infant along for the ride. Happy chaos. :)

[sassenach]

We're a potpourri of educational options.

 

We have 2 homeschooling, one in a public school special ed class, and one in private school.

[amo_mea_filiis.]

I pulled ds from the public cyber in October and homeschooled (still going) him. Dd is finishing the year with the cyber.

[Mommyfaithe]

We home schooled all children, but I would still like to see some kilts.

 

:iagree::D

[Amethyst]

I chose the mix-it up option.

 

Oldest - in college doesn't count for this poll

 

Ds17 - homeschools some things, takes 6-9 credits at the local college, goes to public school in the afternoon for band and chorus.

 

Dd15 - homeschools; goes to public school in afternoon for band and chorus

 

dd12 - started year homeschooling but going to school for "specials" only; changed to fulltime public school in October; returned to homeschool in January and only does band 5 weeks on/5 weeks off at public school

 

Phew. CRAZY year. Might have pushed me over the edge. I can't do this again next year.

[Tap]

I reluctantly said that we traditionally schooled the kids but we are definately on the outsirts of 'traditional'.

 

Ds17 is in college full time finishing his highschool dipolma at the same time as his AA.

 

DD13 is in a private school that is off the beaten path. They even bought us Teaching Textbooks for her do work on at home due to her not 'clicking' with the curriculum that they use for math.

 

DD5 is in a private preschool, but has a one-on-one aide to help her.

 

 

So, yes they are in traditional schools, but...

[Jilly]

This year I homeschooled my boys while my daughter spent her first year at a school of the arts. It is working for everyone, so we will be doing the same thing next year.

[KirstenH]

I have one school-aged kid and a preschooler. Currently, the preschool kid goes to private pre-K 2x a week. The school-aged kid went to public school until midway through this year, when I pulled him out to homeschool. Next year, both children will be homeschooled.

[jayb842]

Ds is a homeschool 4th grader. Dd will be joining us from ps school. We will be repeating some science and maybe English from 10th grade. She'll be working through National Connection Academy. Currently my middle daughter will be in public school a few states away but we'll see what the summer bring.

[thescrappyhomeschooler]

We home schooled all children, but I would still like to see some kilts.

 

Same here

[Stratford]

One in homeschool, one in preschool. Don't know what to vote. :tongue_smilie:

[thefragile7393]

Kinder and preschool here...we're going year round though, so our official school year won't change until august

[jrn]

Right now my kids are in private school grades 4 and 2. I'm not sure what we are doing next year.

[jen_batten]

We homeschooled all that are old enough for our first year last year. We have a boy that just turned 6 and we did our own thing for K. His sister is 19 months behind him (4.5) so she worked right along side him. DD2 is special needs and did not homeschool, just lots of therapy for her.

[coffeefreak]

I skewed the vote and voted twice. Look a Kilt!!!! Good one!!!!

[SonshineLearner]

I like that I could multi vote. I voted mixed schooling (public for the girls and home for the boy) & kilts :) Son jumped around and escaped to the outdoors when possible!! Bio daughter got herself all together and did well in school... Step always has done well...

Summer looks like it will be relaxing, although looks are often deceiving.

:)

[swellmomma]

I homeschooled all 4 of mine though only 2 are school aged. As well as tot schooled a 2 yr old and now teach preschool to an extra 4 yr old.

 

That said I voted that I homeschooled then all and the kilts option

[Audrey]

Kilts are not my choice of plaid drug. I prefer to mainline flannel shirts. Just the shirts. On the men. No kilts. Nothing else.

[Georgiana Daniels]

We're all homeschool, all the time around these parts.

[Jen in PA]

We home schooled all children, but I would still like to see some kilts.

 

:iagree:

[Cinder]

Oh, I missed the kilt answer. You'd think I'd notice it after ogling the kilt link in the other thread. :D

 

This was our third year with a mix of homeschool and private school. My olders are in private--8th and 11th. My youngest--1st--is at home.