Homeschool ID Cards
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Homeschool ID Cards
Summary:
The number of homeschool students has significantly increased from 1.2 million in 2003 to 2.4 million in 2006, as reported by the National Home Education Research Institute. This growth prompts us to explore the reasons behind the rise in homeschooling.
Surveys reveal three main reasons why parents opt for homeschooling over public education. The foremost reason is the desire to integrate religious teachings into the curriculum. Closely related to this is the aim to include moral training, both of which are often absent in public education. The third reason is the perception that homeschooling offers a superior education compared to public schools.
Homeschooled students frequently perform up to 30% better on standardized tests compared to their public school peers, while also saving taxpayers around $16 billion annually.
The Need for Homeschool ID Cards:
One major challenge for the 2.4 million homeschool students and their educators is proving their status. Unlike their public and private school counterparts, homeschoolers don’t automatically receive school ID cards and must find their own solutions.
Identification cards are crucial for homeschoolers for several reasons. Firstly, they help avoid issues with truancy laws, as homeschooled students often have different schedules from public school students. Without a school ID, these students might appear to be skipping classes.
Additionally, ID cards enable homeschool students to access benefits offered to those in traditional schools, such as student discounts at theaters and retailers. Parents who homeschool can also receive discounts at office and school supply stores if they can prove their educator status.
Moreover, ID cards are important for various practical situations, such as boarding planes post-9/11 and registering for college entrance exams like the SATs.
Solutions for Homeschool ID Cards:
Creative solutions have emerged, with many homeschoolers printing ID cards at home and laminating them at an office supply store. Others have turned to producing high-quality plastic ID cards, previously an expensive option due to minimum order sizes and setup fees charged by vendors.
Fortunately, FullIdentity.com now offers an affordable alternative for plastic ID cards suitable for homeschoolers. Students and teachers can conveniently design their ID cards online, upload photos, and even order a single card if needed.
This easy and economical solution ensures that homeschool students and educators can proudly and effectively verify their school affiliation.
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