Why I Chose to Be Home Schooled

Why I chose home school over public school, is a good legit question. Let me start from the beginning. I at first wanted to go to public school-but that was before I went. I had my first 3 years of school at home, but we were moving and my mom wanted to get a job. My dad was the one who always said no to public school, and was not happy about my mom's decision at all. Though that following fall, I started public school along with my older sister.

She was happy about it and show was I at first. 4^th grade started out pretty good, I got along with my classmates and my grades were pretty darn good still. But somewhere starting that winter, my class started to pick on my. Perhaps because I was the "new" kid or perhaps because I was an easy target. They tried to frame me to make it look liked I'd tried to "steal" from our teacher. I caught them before they could, and no they didn't get into trouble.

Then we went into Christmas break, I was still pretty content about going to school. Even though my "friend" from where I lived ignored me at school and my classmates got meaner. I never told my parents. I supposed I never thought of it. But quickly after going back from break, things started to change-for the worse. They didn't want me at their tables or be seated next to them. They wanted to make me cry, my grades started to drop. I became more withdrawn from school and home life. I'd cry every morning saying that I didn't want to go to school. My mom and dad tried to make me, and I would suck it up and obey. The teacher never said anything to me about it, I over heard one kid saying that if they could "kill" me they would.