Children may be forced to get Vaccinated

Hardly regulated at all, eh?
Fuck, I hate to see what you think is over regulation.

"Complying with California’s homeschool law
In California there are three legal options under which you may homeschool privately.

Homeschooling as a home-based private school:
In order to operate your homeschool program as a private school, you should follow these requirements:

1. File an annual private school affidavit.
2. Maintain an attendance register.
3. Instruction must be in English.
4. Instructors must be capable of teaching.
5. Provide instruction in the courses commonly taught in the public schools (e.g., language arts, math, science, social studies, health, and driver training).
6. Maintain immunization records or personal beliefs exemption.
7. Maintain a list of courses of study.
8. Maintain a list of instructors with their addresses and qualifications.

Homeschooling with a private school satellite program (PSP):
A private school satellite program is one in which the majority of the instruction is provided at home. The PSP must meet all the requirements for operating a private school, which are listed under “Homeschooling as a home-based private school” above.

Homeschooling via instruction by a private tutor:
A child who is being instructed by someone with a California teaching credential for the grade level taught is considered exempt from public school attendance. The child must be taught for at least three hours a day, between 8:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m., for 175 days each school year in the several branches of study required to be taught by the public schools and in the English language. The instructor may be the parent, as long as he or she has the required California teaching credential. Families homeschooling under this option are not required to file private school affidavits or report any other information to the state."

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Oh, here's something:
Claudia mentioned one of her students from South Korea has a family that went totally anti-vax after they noticed too many kids going autistic after vaccines, and really went anti vax after a huge campaign of government shots that killed a bunch of people. This would be filed under expunged news. Evidently the South Korean government put enormous pressure on people to get a vaccine which killed a lot of people. I don't know what vaccine but the kid (who is elite class, not just upper class) said they figured out the media was lying, the government was lying, and that the huge autism stats are directly attributable to childhood vaccines. They figured it out years ago and none of them have been vaxxed. Their family and extended family has an autism rate of zero. Their avoidance of the vaccine that killed off a lot of people was because of the autism prevalence obviously caused by vaccines, and having a bunch of people die when they were already aware seriously cemented their stand against vaccines.
So it is not just the American "anti science you're a dufus if you notice yet predominantly the upper class intellectuals figure it out " CONSPIRACY THEORISTS sitting alone in a corner on the vax issue, no, they have those at least in South Korea too!

Apart from public schools being little more than indoctrination centers, mandatory vaccination is one of the main reasons we choose to home school.

Hardly regulated at all, eh?
Fuck, I hate to see what you think is over regulation.

"Complying with California’s homeschool law
In California there are three legal options under which you may homeschool privately.

Homeschooling as a home-based private school:
In order to operate your homeschool program as a private school, you should follow these requirements:

1. File an annual private school affidavit.
2. Maintain an attendance register.
3. Instruction must be in English.
4. Instructors must be capable of teaching.
5. Provide instruction in the courses commonly taught in the public schools (e.g., language arts, math, science, social studies, health, and driver training).
6. Maintain immunization records or personal beliefs exemption.
7. Maintain a list of courses of study.
8. Maintain a list of instructors with their addresses and qualifications.

Homeschooling with a private school satellite program (PSP):
A private school satellite program is one in which the majority of the instruction is provided at home. The PSP must meet all the requirements for operating a private school, which are listed under “Homeschooling as a home-based private school” above.

Homeschooling via instruction by a private tutor:
A child who is being instructed by someone with a California teaching credential for the grade level taught is considered exempt from public school attendance. The child must be taught for at least three hours a day, between 8:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m., for 175 days each school year in the several branches of study required to be taught by the public schools and in the English language. The instructor may be the parent, as long as he or she has the required California teaching credential. Families homeschooling under this option are not required to file private school affidavits or report any other information to the state."

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Homeschooler here too. However, my completely un-vaxed child did attend two private Montessori preschools (half days), one private church-based school in early elementary, and one disastrous semester of public school.

All four schools, no vaxes, no problem. Just give them the "form" (which you have to make up yourself based on what you find online) and no one cares.

Each state is different, but I'm just saying that it's not always as "mandatory for school" as people claim.

We heard that constantly (even from our neighbor who is a teacher), but hey -- my kid was in public school with no vaxes ever, so don't believe the lies!


Having said that... homeschool if you can, for a thousand other reasons. My two cents.

"The American Medical Association, the American Academy of Pediatrics and other medical groups have long said that states should get rid of all exemptions except when a vaccine would cause medical harm to a child."....Oh, the Irony.

You have to have the right rabbi. An orthodox rabbi around here with a decent sized congregation wrote that they're not forbidden. So, some research is required. Monsey is pretty hardcore, so they probably have rabbis there who will say it's not kosher.

So according to that list

6. Maintain immunization records or personal beliefs exemption.


California does have a "personal beliefs exemption". How is that different from a religious exemption?

And if you have a teaching credential, you can just homeschool yourself and not file any detailed paperwork. Maybe that even exempts you from #6 and the vaccination issue doesn't even come up.

The personal exemption is only valid if it was signed before Jan 1, 2016. And, it only lasts until the next school change meaning elementary, middle or high school.

ETA....forgot my link:
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I think public school starts being worth it by high school age. Can you teach precalculus, chemistry, physics, writing skills, etc? Early school years are somewhat babysitting and indoctrination, but by high school it's pretty academic, and you are paying for it so why not use it?

All of that boils down to sign up your school once a year online ( takes about 10 minutes) and keep an attendance record. We're on our third year of homeschooling, in California. Granted, that's when filed as a private home school. The other 2 options may mean more regulations.

All of that boils down to sign up your school once a year online ( takes about 10 minutes) and keep an attendance record. We're on our third year of homeschooling, in California. Granted, that's when filed as a private home school. The other 2 options may mean more regulations.

If I'm understanding you correctly, your children are in their 3rd year of studying Public School Curriculum Propaganda in the comfort of their home. That pretty much negates the entire principal of homeschooling.

You can teach lots of good things in science. Social studies can be what you think is true history. The rest of it (math, reading, writing, driver's ed) is certainly useful for anyone.

They already are in many countrys of the world, they have like 5 vaccinations that need to be done within the first 24 hours of birth or that parents that refuse go to jail and the children are brought up in a foster home.

If I'm understanding you correctly, your children are in their 3rd year of studying Public School Curriculum Propaganda in the comfort of their home. That pretty much negates the entire principal of homeschooling.

So you get to teach your own curriculum vs the online school stuff? I'm not sure how that works but good if it is that way.

Oh, you just have to "maintain immunization records". The record can say that there were no immunizations, right?

Edited my snippy reply, after I read on and realized you were just unclear on how it works. Some people choose to do public school at home, we don't use those sources though. Cheers

To those parents who don't want aborted fetus and toxins in their babies, this might be a worry!


The head of the US Food and Drug Administration says that if states don't require more schoolchildren to get vaccinated, the federal government might have to step in.



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