We have tens of thousands of severely broken children currently in public school systems with thousands of well trained therapists, teachers, administrators and child service agencies involved.No i really dont think you do understand the concern no offense otherwise you would not be so against regulating against those hiccups. Those hiccups result in a severely broken child i think we owe it to the children.
When that system can demonstrate an ability to fix the problem in any way, then we can expand the scope of what has been found to be effectual into the homeschool realm.
We can’t fix bad parenting. The greatest tool we have is birth control and abortion and encouraging people not up to the task of being GOOD parents to not BE parents.
Our current iteration of government is forcing people that don’t want to be parents to become parents.
My expectation is that you’ll see more parents that actually care about their children removing them from the existing public school system as a consequence of those outcomes.
It’s unfortunate, but that’s reality.