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Ruth Suyamin left a comment for Krista Armstrong

"Have you moved yet?"

Oct 14, 2009

Ruth Suyamin left a comment for Krista Armstrong

"where in BC are you moving too? please say abbotsford :) i register here in bc and just receive 150 dollars....I dont have to show anyone anything....my responsiblity to the government is that I am providing "some sort of educational…"

Sep 1, 2009

Krista Armstrong and Daniela Kelly are now friends

Aug 5, 2009

Rachel replied to Krista Armstrong's discussion Alberta to BC in the group Canadian Radical Unschoolers (the CRU!)

"http://www.wondertree.org/"

Jul 8, 2009

Rachel replied to Krista Armstrong's discussion Alberta to BC in the group Canadian Radical Unschoolers (the CRU!)

"wondertree is where most register probably. If you want to answer to no one, they have simple straight forward registration available, or they offer other options where you can access funds for materials but you have to report to them regularly."

Jul 8, 2009

Rachel replied to Krista Armstrong's discussion Alberta to BC in the group Canadian Radical Unschoolers (the CRU!)

"there is no manditory testing at all. YOu do have to register with a school board of some kind, many to choose from, and that's it. No follow up, no testing, no evaluations. I register with a school program and get almost $1,000 per kid to use…"

Jul 8, 2009

Robin B. replied to Krista Armstrong's discussion Alberta to BC in the group Canadian Radical Unschoolers (the CRU!)

"Krista, even though this is a government site, it is straightforward. You can start here: http://www.bced.gov.bc.ca/dist_learning/dl_vs_homeschool.htm I know a number of unschoolers who use the DL programs and perhaps some in the group will respond…"

Jul 8, 2009

Krista Armstrong added a discussion to the group Canadian Radical Unschoolers (the CRU!)

Alberta to BC

CAn anyone point me in the right direction to finding out the regulations for unschooling in BC. I am aware of regs in Alberta and how to work with and "beside" them. I am less interested in "official" government sites as I know what they have to say on the topic...re registration. What I am looking for is how to "bypass" registration, testing etc...

Jul 8, 2009

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Krista Armstrong is now a member of Radical Unschoolers Network

Jul 8, 2009

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Canadian Radical Unschoolers (the CRU!)

Join the CRU - Canadian Radical Unschoolers...radical unschooling canucks (or wanna be canucks) welcome here - ex pats included!See More

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what does "radical unschooling" mean to you?: I think my interpretation of unschooling may be even further from the norm of unschooling. If not here, then I have found our home.

how long have you been unschooling or homeschooling?: I can't unschool. By my definition of unschooling it can't be a verb.

first names of children: Raven-Katiasa Bliss 10
Kelland Alexander Zion 4

a little about me: Not ready to share too much yet, so just the basics
Home-water birth, one unassisted, post-student midwife. Entrepreneur and yoga teacher training.

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At 5:14pm on October 14, 2009, Ruth Suyamin said…: Have you moved yet?

At 12:47am on September 1, 2009, Ruth Suyamin said…: where in BC are you moving too? please say abbotsford :)

i register here in bc and just receive 150 dollars....I dont have to show anyone anything....my responsiblity to the government is that I am providing "some sort of educational program" for my kids - i believe im doing that albeit in an unconventional way :)