Thunder Bay - Surging interest in homeschooling is providing an opportunity to reflect on value of government-run education

As schools began to close back in March, Cindy Harasen remembers reading Facebook posts from parents concerned about what to do with their kids at home. She reached out to a few "veteran homeschoolers" in Thunder Bay, Ont. and asked if they would help answer questions or offer encouragement and resources to support parents as they navigated "this crisis schooling situation where they found themselves."

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