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That's true in some cases, where the families of homeschool students have the necessary skills, appropriate resources, and hours of open time available every day to be able to add "teacher" to the already challenging list of roles they have to play for their children. Many families are completely unable to do that, though, and even most of those households who technically could really, really shouldn't, for one reason or another.Literally the only reason people have for being against homeschooling for the most part is "homeschooled kids are weird".
Public schools might suck in most parts of the US, but pulling your kids is a decision that requires you to carefully weigh the risks and benefits, and it's usually only the right one in extreme situations. Unless you have a family with highly educated parents who have the ability to either balance the workload or have one of them stay at home, then it's really better to avoid it unless the local schools are either heavily affected by gang violence, or the child is being bullied so severely that it's a truly dangerous situation.
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