CTVV investigates growing popularity of homeschooling
Susan Regan, host of CTVV, discusses the growing popularity of homeschooling and an organization providing extensive opportunities for current public-school children and parents to improve the current educational curricula.
The benefits include a better one-on-one experience for students, renewal of a positive relationship within the family and the elimination of the classroom health risks, transgender subject matter and age-inappropriate sexual materials found on a majority of public-school agendas.
Regan’s guest is Robert Bortins, CEO of Classical Conversations, a program created by parents for parents in a family-friendly approach to homeschooling. It concentrates on an historical format to provide comprehensive preparation for any secondary education institution, internship venues and/or career pursuits. In many cases the test score results of homeschooled students nationwide far exceed those who have only experienced a public-school syllabus.
This interview is important and informative for every mother, father and guardian who wishes to have a constructive educational option for their family and further underpins the objective for parents to take back the constitutional right to have authority regarding the youth of America.
CTVV interviews Kopacz about Constitution Party
A third political party, the Constitution Party, is being developed for the national ballot in November. Susan Regan, host of CT Valley Views, interviewed Dave Kopacz, Eastern region chair for the Constitution Party, about its objective to reestablish the fundamentals of the original U.S. Constitution to put power and fiscal authority back in the hands of legal American citizens.
See these CTVV segments on your local PATV airing schedule or always available to view on ctvalleyviews.com