Here Joe, since you are incapable of independent thought, are some results of the study that weren't published in the newspaper that you seem to have a problem with.
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Beyond graduation
Continuing education: Can they get into college?
The end of formal homeschooling is not the end of the educational road for most homeschool graduates. Over 74% of home-educated adults ages 18�24 have taken college-level courses, compared to 46% of the general United States population
Can they get a job? Sure!
Since the phenomenon of homeschooling is found in many settings, each reflecting the uniqueness of a particular family, it is not surprising to find homeschool graduates engaged in a wide variety of occupations
Involved in their communities
Homeschool graduates are active and involved in their communities. Seventy-one percent participate in an ongoing community service activity (e.g., coaching a sports team, volunteering at a school, or working with a church or neighborhood association), compared to 37% of U.S. adults of similar ages
So we see that homeschooled kids are more likely to attend college than public school kids, have no problem finding employment in a wide variety of careers and are more involved in their community than average.
My god the horrors.