Homeschooling doubles in Brazos Valley after pandemic
Across the country, the number of home schoolers increased 51 percent after the pandemic, compared to 2017 through 2018.
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Across the country, the number of home schoolers increased 51 percent after the pandemic, compared to 2017 through 2018.
Suzanne Gose transitioned to homeschooling her children 21 years ago, amid a rapid increase in parents making the change in Central Texas each year.
Following a spike in school shootings, many parents are turning to homeschooling to have more of a say in how they're preparing their children for the real world.
Two vulnerable parents were willing to share the emotions they were experiencing, to ensure anyone else out there who can relate and to let them know they're not alone.
A survey conducted by the Census Bureau Household Pulse says homeschooling rates increased by 5.6 percent from pre-pandemic to fall of 2020.