Stefan MolyneuxVerified account

Actually, many homeschoolers don't want this bc it gives govt a toe in the door to regulate it. They want to be left alone.

I'll take just not having to pay taxes for the failing school down the street.

CPC leadership candidate @andrewscheer has similar: http://www.andrewscheer.com/andrew_scheer_announces_tax_policy_to_support_parents_of_independent_school_children_and_homeschoolers …

here in Nevada, I have heard if you use their curriculum, you actually get paid.

HOW WAS THAT NOT ALREADY A THING

We'll take you in Texas. But you'll need to wear a hat to avoid the burn.

Start that madrasa at home, yay!

you would like la Crosse wi

Phoenix Arizona has great sunshine...welcome any time

Agree in principle but I've heard some powerful counter arguments. Government favors don't come without strings...

Ideally it'd be a non-refundable tax credit so that it never becomes a welfare program.

Usually there are strings attached