Friday, October 07, 2005
Section 10 again
Two Section 10 comments are posted at Happy As Kings:
-- Federal Legislation Needed?
In reading the HR 3753/S 1691 blog, I've found another avenue: enlisting in the Reserves.
-- Those Picky Military Services
What we can do for homeschooling families who are looking at the military for their kids, is not to put homeschool-qualifiers in federal law, but rather educate them. The information as to what the services are looking for in terms of Tier I recruits applies to everyone, and can be distributed without wrinkling the fabric of federal law.
-- Federal Legislation Needed?
In reading the HR 3753/S 1691 blog, I've found another avenue: enlisting in the Reserves.
-- Those Picky Military Services
What we can do for homeschooling families who are looking at the military for their kids, is not to put homeschool-qualifiers in federal law, but rather educate them. The information as to what the services are looking for in terms of Tier I recruits applies to everyone, and can be distributed without wrinkling the fabric of federal law.
posted by Publius, 6:33 AM
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