A home schooling success story refutes Harvard law professor

Erin Davis Valdez:
Harvard law professor against home schooling forgets to check her class privilege
Valdez explains how she and her three siblings were schooled in their family trailer home and went on to success in college.

Three of my grandchildren were homeschooled and also found success.  The youngest just got 1230 on the SAT and is now attending a school that gives her college credits for her work even though she is a junior.  They also socialized with both the 4H program and two of them competed in the national championship shooting sports competition on the winning team.  They also participated in the Navy sea cadet program and have attended summer programs at the Naval Academy in Annapolis, Maryland.

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