Definition of homeschool in English:

homeschool

verbˈhəʊmskuːlˈhoʊmˌskul

[with object]

Educate (one's child) at home instead of sending them to a school.

Derivatives

homeschooler

nounˈhəʊmskuːləˈhoʊmˌskulər

But many schools are indeed quite decent - even if not great - and if home-schoolers withdraw their kids from that school, then they need to be able to provide at least a minimal quality education, and prove that they're doing so.
Example sentencesExamples
- Michelle Malkin blasts the California education bureaucracy's effort to drive home-schoolers out of business.
- There's an outpouring from the nation - it's a mockery against what home schooling is and the contributions home-schoolers have made to the country.
- Calvin McCarter, a fifth grade home-schooler from Jenison, MI, beat a roomful of older kids Wednesday, making him one of the two youngest students ever to win the competition.
- Right now, home-schoolers and their parents are fighting thousands of individual battles all around the country, and victory is declared whenever one wins the right to be left alone.

Definition of homeschool in US English:

homeschool

verbˈhōmˌsko͞olˈhoʊmˌskul

[with object]

Educate (one's child) at home instead of sending them to a school.

词汇	homeschool
释义	Definition of homeschool in English: homeschool verbˈhəʊmskuːlˈhoʊmˌskul [with object] Educate (one's child) at home instead of sending them to a school. Derivatives homeschooler nounˈhəʊmskuːləˈhoʊmˌskulər But many schools are indeed quite decent - even if not great - and if home-schoolers withdraw their kids from that school, then they need to be able to provide at least a minimal quality education, and prove that they're doing so. Example sentencesExamples Michelle Malkin blasts the California education bureaucracy's effort to drive home-schoolers out of business. There's an outpouring from the nation - it's a mockery against what home schooling is and the contributions home-schoolers have made to the country. Calvin McCarter, a fifth grade home-schooler from Jenison, MI, beat a roomful of older kids Wednesday, making him one of the two youngest students ever to win the competition. Right now, home-schoolers and their parents are fighting thousands of individual battles all around the country, and victory is declared whenever one wins the right to be left alone. Definition of homeschool in US English: homeschool verbˈhōmˌsko͞olˈhoʊmˌskul [with object] Educate (one's child) at home instead of sending them to a school.
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