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Social side of homeschooling a good experience

"Since I began the adventure of homeschooling this year, I would like to help eliminate the stereotype regarding a lack of socialization with home-schooling.

My decision to homeschool was supported by all my friends and family, but I would like to explain to the nonhomeschool community what I have learned thus far. Because I have enjoyed homeschooling this year, I also want to be an advocate for the amazing parents who homeschool and have befriended me."
Citizen's Voice: Social side of homeschooling a good experience » Knoxville News Sentinel

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