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Home school not like old school

The 11-year-old from La Grange has known her since he was born and she has been his teacher all his life. Nathan is home schooled.
His mother, Elizabeth Crewe, is part of a wider group of parents who home school and meet collectively as members of Westside House, a chapter of Illinois Home Oriented Unique Schooling Experience, or HOUSE, which bills itself as an inclusive, non-sectarian network of homeschooling support groups.
All three of Elizabeth and Mark Crewe’s children have been home schooled, including Julia, 10, and Elliott, 6.


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