Agreed! That misinformation-graphic is full of fallacious information. Just alone the bias of asking homeschooled children whether they think their homeschoolin

Agreed! That misinformation-graphic is full of fallacious information. Just alone the bias of asking homeschooled children whether they think their homeschooling was beneficial; there are so many reasons why there would be a positive bias built in that totally pollutes the data. One top of that, you compare costs but don't provide an adequate cost structure for the fixed and variable costs of the home that the homeschooling is being conducted in??? It's all just trash, and, ironically, poorly reflects upon homeschooling if that is what comes of it. Ignorance is bliss, just like unsettlingly blissful homeschoolers.