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Originally Posted by BigRedChief
We were in the Lees Summit school district for most of my kids school years. That's a really good school district or at least it was in the 90's-2000's.
I coached youth little league baseball, football and basketball. We would have kids that were home schooled on our teams. Almost all of them had trouble socializing with the other kids. That was decades ago so it could have changed.
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Things have changed. Home school kids aren't necessarily better socialized than they ever were. Public school kids, however are every bit as naive and antisocial as home school kids these days. We ran a large youth group about halfway split between home and public school. The kids weren't all that different. They had the same problems, the same quirks, and the same unnatural dependence on internet stimulation.