[geeks] geeks Digest, Vol 86, Issue 11

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> I think the interesting development would be if neighbors got  
> together, pooled resources, and created their own little 'private'  
> school, with each parent bringing something to the table, maybe a few  
> parents acting as 'school teachers', and the kids can pick and choose  
> from after-school activities.

As long as they're not too busy trying to make a living and personal 
agendas can be minimized.  I really don't see it happening.
 
> Imagine if a church did it - all the children in the church enroll in  
> cyber school, put their PCs and materials in the church building, and  
> met each day for instruction without a lot of state regulations,  
> guidelines and mandates...

There's always some regulations, guidelines and mandates that have to 
followed.  The state won't give that up. :-)

Bob