I think different families have different needs. Public
  education is not a perfect system yet they do their best. That
  being said, I don't know which way is ultimately better. There's
  good points for consistent public education. It establishes
  norms for the upcoming generation. With a common education,
  cooperation should theoretically be easier as they progress to
  careers and lives. At the same time, there's plenty of room for
  differences and I believe an enriched future means that a
  variety of perspective should be represented in our society.
  Florida law takes that into account very well I think, and has
  statutes
  [1]http://www.flsenate.gov/Laws/Statutes/2014/Chapter1002
  allowing for homeschooling. There are standards that need to be
  met. These standards should be enough to maintain enough
  NECESSARY consistency for education while also allowing for
  diverse educations in areas that might not require consistency.
  So, I don't know which way is better for everybody but I'm glad
  the flexibility exists in the law so you have a choice.

References

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  1. https://l.facebook.com/l.php?u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.flsenate.gov%2FLaws%2FStatutes%2F2014%2FChapter1002&h=PAQFzidJN

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