| A debilitating genetic birth defect called Morquio syndrome, which affects muscle development, forced him and his sister to be homeschooled. |
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| Also, somehow, in the midst of being homeschooled and hating sports, I've managed to have never, ever played frisbee in my entire life. |
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| The son of a U. S. Air Force epidemiologist, Hillis spent his early years traveling abroad with his family and being homeschooled. |
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| His mother, whom he cites as one of his mentors, homeschooled him until grade 9, after which he attended Lower Canada College in Montreal. |
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| I'm homeschooled and am looking for another 7-8 year old girl for a pen pal. |
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| Camden is homeschooled by his parents because he suffers from apraxia of speech. |
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| Her father, a former seminarian whose ill health had caused him to abandon study for the priesthood, stressed the importance of education and homeschooled his nine children. |
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| His parents were self-styled hippies who lived deep in the woods in a house with no electricity or running water, and Miller was homeschooled until the fourth grade. |
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| The percentage of homeschooled students likely will continue to grow. |
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| West, who homeschooled her three children before embarking on a career as a homeschool teacher, addresses curricula, subject area, record keeping and socialization issues. |
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| These days, headlines of academic achievement are as likely to feature homeschooled children as their peers from traditional public and private school settings. |
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| These high-profile homeschooled students would likely be attractive to any selective higher ed institution seeking talented and interesting students. |
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| How will you handle it if a sibling wants to be homeschooled as well? |
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