I recently read that it's just as expensive to send a child to some preschools as to college. I don't know about that, but it made me curious. I just looked up how much it would cost to put my three children in Christian school. $15,000/year plus clothing and fees and transportation. That's a minimum of $18,000. If I had to work to cover it, I'd probably have to make at least $22,500 before taxes! That doesn't even include the lifestyle changes that would result. Suddenly, my work as a homeschool mom seems to add a bit more to the family income!
Laura
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Friday, January 17, 2014
Feeling Thrifty and Frugal: School Expenses
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I'm a Jesus loving, breast cancer surviving, retired homeschooling mom of four and wife to my high school sweetheart for 38 years...doing what I can with what I've got where I am
on a short shoestring budget!
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We are quite lucky here across the pond. Most of our Christians Schools are excellent and free.
ReplyDeleteUniform does cost but other Mums are more than happy to help out.
Hugs x
Good point!!!
ReplyDeleteWhen my children were in public school years ago, I remember that they were constantly bringing home letters needing money for this-and-that, not even counting the cost to drive them to and from school, clothing and other supplies. Homeschool has been a blessing financially for us.
ReplyDeleteAmen!
ReplyDeleteLovely Laura I always admire parents who home teach as it is such a tremendous thing to do for your children and your community. You are an inspiration Laura, have a fabulous week ahead. Big hugs to you and your lovely family
ReplyDeleteDorothy
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Thank you, Dorothy. You are too kind.
ReplyDeleteHug!
Laura
Hello, I love your blog is adorable, you have very style. I´m your new follower. Kisses from Spain.
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Thanks Maria. Happy Week!
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you agree, Gae. I'll be over to visit your blog in a bit.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Laura
You are so right, Marissa Ann. My eldest son went to high school for a couple of years. It was always something. So much for free public schools! The cost was more than financial, too.
ReplyDeleteBlessings, Laura
Hi Jes,
ReplyDeleteI know you're all about being frugal and being a good homemaker and mom. I appreciate your comment and your blog. I'll be over for a visit soon.
Blessings,
Laura
That is wonderful, Cally.
ReplyDeleteWhat would we do if we didn't help each other out?
Blessings to you!
Laura
I believe as I think you do also, is we are to train our children and to be HOME to keep it! :)
ReplyDeleteI also believe You are investing in a greater treasure!
Hugs, Roxy
You're right, Roxy. We agree.
ReplyDeleteI Co hosted last week's Fluster's Creative Muster Party! Thanks for linking up!!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Debbie
You're welcome Debbie!
ReplyDeleteI found your website from the link-up on raisinghomemakers.com. I really like your post - it's a good reminder to me!
ReplyDeleteI would like to invite you to HomemakingHearts.com on Fridays for a brand new link-up; it would be a delight to have you join us!
Gabriella
I'll try to check in on you on Friday, Gabriella. What types of posts will you be including in your link-up?
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Laura