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Serving Texas Home Schoolers for Over 20 Years January 1, 2008
Have a Blessed New Year!
 
 

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The THSC staff and board wish you the best of years in 2008.  We are grateful for your support in 2007 and look forward to serving the home school community in the coming year.

 

Visit our Web site and see what we are about.  If you have a home education need or question, our pleasant and helpful staff will be happy to assist you or handle your order.

 

 
New Year's Resolutions: #1 - Join THSC!
 
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When you make your list of New Year's resolutions, include joining THSC Association. This is one goal that is easy to achieve and will benefit you for the remainder of the year. No special equipment will be necessary! (Click on the graphic for more information about who we are and what we do.)

 

Once you join you'll be eligible to take advantage of allthe discounts and benefits we offer to members. THSC Association is continually adding not only more member discounts to its Member Benefit Package but also new avenues to make joining more manageable.

 

Check out the ways it has gotten even easier to budget for your membership! We still offer $15 off the annual membership price of $85 for members of local home school support groups. In addition, an auto-renewal option gives another $5 in savings. Our newest budgeting tool is our monthly payment plan. You can now spread your payments throughout the year. The base price still includes the discounts.

To learn about these options, or to join, call our office at (888) 200-4903 and speak to our friendly, helpful staff or send your questions by e-mail to staff@thsc.org. You can download, print, complete, and mail or fax your application and order form. 

 

If you would like to join or renew your membership, you can still join online, but the payment plan options are not yet available at the Web store.

 

Before you jump on that stationary bike, join THSC! Lose the weighty burden of being a Lone Ranger home schooler!


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Educrats Ride Bigot Bandwagon

Big NewsOlivia St. John details renewed prejudice against home schoolers in Utah, South Carolina, and California. From a judge who completely denounces home schooling to the South Carolina democrat who compares a home school mom on the school board to Dick Cheney teaching a gun safety course, naysayers are boldly speaking out against freedom of education.

Read the article....

A Merry Heart Doeth Good...

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Reprinted with permission. Taken from the Official Book of Homeschooling Cartoons  www.familymanweb.com

Woodville ISD Official Requires Unnecessary Forms
 
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A school official at Woodville High School attempted to force a member family to come to the school to sign withdrawal forms before she would remove their child from the school rolls. Tim Lambert reminded the district official of the state law in this letter.

 
 
 
 

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In This Issue
Have a Blessed New Year!
New Year's Resolutions
Educrats
A Merry Heart Doeth Good...
Letter to Woodville ISD
An Official's Perspective
An Elected Official's Perspective on Home Schooling
 

Texas Comptroller

Susan Combs

 
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When our forefathers crossed the Atlantic Ocean to settle in America, they came for a variety of reasons, but one was uppermost: freedom - freedom for themselves and their families, freedom of religion, freedom from oppressive government, and freedom for opportunity.

 

Thanks to these pioneers, Americans, including Texans, are blessed with a strong and open form of government.  However, for those among us who wish to homeschool our children, it has not always been easy, even though recently home schooling has gained national acceptance and recognition.  Clearly, it is not a question of the quality of the education that is provided.  After all, the early settlers here home educated with remarkable success.

 
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Texas Handbook Online

 

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