> Some people I know in California work hard to educate
 > their ISP teachers about homeschooling - how it is not
 > school at home and does not have the same needs as a
 > classroom of 20 or 30 or....  Others I know take a
 > more agressive manner and tell the teacher what they
 > are doing that requires his/her help - leaving little
 > time for them to impose requirements.
I'm really curious about how many of the ISP teachers really, down deep 
inside, approve of what homeschoolers do. I often wonder if some of them are 
just taking "a few years out of the classroom" for a break, in the form of an 
administration position in order not to lose tenure (or, as is a big problem 
in this state) job status completely. I'm sure this is purely a rhetorical 
question - I doubt if I'd ever get a real answer.
                                 -donna
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