> Despite claims that the home-schooling boom is a result of failing public schools, The Post found no correlation between school district quality, as measured

> Despite claims that the home-schooling boom is a result of failing public schools, The Post found no correlation between school district quality, as measured by standardized test scores, and home-schooling growth. In fact, high-scoring districts had some of the biggest spikes in home schooling early in the pandemic, though by the fall of 2022 increases were similar regardless of school performance. Seems they should compare home-schooling growth to change in school quality. The best schools could decline in quality and still be the best. And parents of those schools might be the ones best-equipped to start home-schooling.