The 25 Gifts of Homeschooling: The Gift of Citizenship
22. Homeschooling is the Gift of Citizenship
While homeschooling, we have more time for volunteer work and public service. Studies show that homeschoolers are more likely to be involved in the community when they grow up. They are more likely to vote. We are bringing up first rate citizens by homeschooling our children for the future!
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