Is anyone homeschooled?

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i am and have been only in 9th grade because someone spread a rumer about me planing on killing 5 people and out of everyone 2 people belived it was a lie so now im afraid of it happening again so im terefied of leaving my house, so now im homeschooled

I've been homeschooled on and off since year 7. At the moment I just go into school to do tutorials. It's kinda boring at home but I hated school. I'm not any more isolated than I was when I went to school properly though. I'll probably go to either 6th form or college although I might do a subject at home.

I'd have to admit that I am scared of going to public school. I know, through church, some, maybe 20, people who go there, but they're just like aqaintances. I would be really afraid of being teased. I don't care about being left out, but I don't like teasing. I'm spoiled in that way.

I've been homeschooled since just after preschool... The only issue I've had is socialization; ALL the other homeschoolers in my homeschooling group are heterosexual, NT, and really stereotypical teenager-like (girls talk about shoes, guys don't talk to me). >> It's going well, otherwise, though.

lol. yeah. I can't understand the other homeschoolers i know. all they do is talk. about things i don't understand... Really annoying.

I was in a private Christian school until grade 6, and then I was pulled out (I am glad too), I never had any friends and I was make fun of for the things that I liked, I was in a special needs class, but I still was having trouble, so my parents decided to pull me out, and I really enjoy being homeschooled. I have very bad social skills, I can't relate/talk to ANYONE my age (18), and I prefer talking to older people.

No, but I wish I was.

Public preschool-7th
cyberschooled for 8th
public school high school.
I would pick public school cause I thrive on structure.

I dropped out of high school 2 weeks ago and started cyberschool.

Almost the same as me.
I had problems with public school and math, I had problems with unpredictability, anxiety, requirements and bullies.
I learn more and with more ease if I learn by myself at home.

I'm homeschooled.
I went to public school from kindergarten to 10th grade.
This year (11th grade) was my first year after begging to be homeschooled, I was.
I'm very happy with being homeschooled.
I was bullied for 4 years starting in 7th grade and continuing on through 10th grade.
I'd been to 3 different schools and none of them worked out well.
I love learning and doing work I just don't like the people part of school.
I guess the bad thing about being homeschooled is the lack of a social life.
I don't mind, I'm much happier than I was in public school.
I'm also learning much more than I ever had while in public school.

I've been in public school since kindergarten. I would rather go to a performing arts school than a regular public school. I wouldn't like being homeschooled. I don't think my mom is a suitable teacher. Cyberschool is all theory. I can't get my music in without hiring a private tutor if I cyberschooled.

If I got sent to a Catholic School, I'd be kicked out by the middle of junior year for blasphemy and rebellion.

So I'm stuck with boring public school.

I have been homeschooeled for almost 7 years, but before that I went to a private Christian school.

I'm not homeschooled (attend public school), but I have some cousins who homeschool their kids for religious reasons. You wouldn't be surprised to know that they're religious fundamentalists.

I was home schooled until 9th grade, I'm a college freshman now. I enjoyed it, but when I got high school aged I wanted to try going to "real" school. I tried public school on two separate occasions and didn't like it/didn't tolerate it well. I got so much crap from people from switching from public school to private school, I don't know if they were jealous or just wanted something to complain about I did well in private school. I was also undiagnosed with some bad medical stuff when I tried public school, so that combined with high anxiety were both factors in not tolerating it well.

I've never been to school and now I am in my first year of University. I took two courses with the Open University. I certainly think that, if done well, homeschooling will certainly provide a better education for a lot of kids than normal schooling.