By Paula
(Salem, WV)
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In general SOS is two full grade levels below the state curriculum (and I live in a low performing state).
In spite of this, it manages to be difficult because it is written in a way that is NOT user friendly. I think that in the social studies and English SOS intentionally uses big words to hide the lack of academic standards.
While, I will grant, it is easy and takes little prep time, it will more likely deprive your child of an education, than help him excel.
I believe that Christian programs should have the highest, not the lowest, educational standards (remember Daniel was 10x wiser than the other astrologers).
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Okay, now that I’ve read the comments I’ve totlaly forgotten what I was going to say about one of the questions you answered. Oh well.We celebrate Halloween, mainly as a chance to dress up and act silly. My kids are having fun with ghost books, but they’re big fans of Scooby Doo, where the ghost is always a person in a mask.So, no real problem with Halloween.