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Lloyd Brown · 06-02-2007

Don't know how to break it to you, but the school hours of 9-3 do not include commute time.

I am going to back out of this conversation as you are making it difficult for me to continue without possibly hurting your feelings.

I will just say good luck, and thank you for insuring that we will have plenty of people in the services industry for years to come.

Mom2one · 06-03-2007

I never suggested that 9-3 included commute time, I simply said that being homeschooled eliminates commute time, therefore reducing the length of the school day. I do not see how I have made anything difficult for you, because all I have done is present my real life experiences, and yet you feel the need to leave the conversation with an insult?

Kermit · 06-04-2007

I'd say that a fair share of high school graduates who have gone to a school every year (not homeschooled at all) end up doing nothing. I will say that children exposed to a school environment are more likely to get sucked into things like drugs and sex.

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06-02-2007	#11 (permalink)
Lloyd Brown Administrator Join Date: Sep 2006 Posts: 518	Don't know how to break it to you, but the school hours of 9-3 do not include commute time. I am going to back out of this conversation as you are making it difficult for me to continue without possibly hurting your feelings. I will just say good luck, and thank you for insuring that we will have plenty of people in the services industry for years to come.

06-03-2007	#12 (permalink)
Mom2one Consumer Join Date: May 2007 Posts: 99	I never suggested that 9-3 included commute time, I simply said that being homeschooled eliminates commute time, therefore reducing the length of the school day. I do not see how I have made anything difficult for you, because all I have done is present my real life experiences, and yet you feel the need to leave the conversation with an insult?

06-04-2007	#13 (permalink)
Kermit Consumer Join Date: Jun 2007 Posts: 9	I'd say that a fair share of high school graduates who have gone to a school every year (not homeschooled at all) end up doing nothing. I will say that children exposed to a school environment are more likely to get sucked into things like drugs and sex.