July 20, 2025 - 02:22

Dear editor: Our family, including a child with autism, depends heavily on homeschooling and non-traditional education methods due to the shortcomings of the outdated public school system. We believe that the current educational framework often fails to accommodate diverse learning needs, particularly for children with special requirements.
The rigid structure of traditional schooling can stifle creativity and individual learning styles, making it difficult for some children to thrive. This has prompted many families like ours to seek alternative educational paths that better suit our children's unique abilities and interests.
In our experience, homeschooling has allowed us to tailor our curriculum to meet our child's specific needs, fostering a love for learning that we felt was lacking in public schools. We urge policymakers and educators to reconsider the importance of flexibility in education, ensuring that all children receive the support they need to succeed, regardless of their learning differences. It is crucial that we prioritize the well-being and development of every child in our educational system.
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