Personal Statement 2
1. Parents who homeschool can choose the curriculum they use with their children. Should
parents who homeschool be required to use current state standards as the foundation for
homeschool instruction? Why or why not?
Parents who homeschool should not use the current state standards instead they should be
allowed to have an Independent Private Instructions. In most cases, parents have a reason to
choose homeschooling over public and private schools. Their main reason for homeschooling is
to give their children better education at home because they think that the traditional form of
schooling does not challenge their children to become better individuals’ in future thus viewing
homeschooling as the best choice for them (Edgunity, n.d.). If this is the case, it is prudent to
give the parents the freedom to choose their own instructions and procedures to follow.
2. What is your opinion of Mississippi's homeschooling requirements?
Homeschooling in Mississippi has incredibly very little regulations that are not driven
towards canned curriculum but for the purpose of record keeping which is a very thoughtful
move that will help the county superintendents to monitor the enrollment of school going
children (Edgunity, n.d.). The requirement information are not far-fetched and can be easily
obtained.
3. Should parents who home-school receive state aid? Why or why not?
Parents who home school their children should not receive aid because this form of
schooling is believed to be for the rich slots in the society who can afford it and does not need
support from the government to educate their children (Ice & Hoover-Dempsey, 2011).

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