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home-school
verb
- to teach one's child at home instead of sending him or her to school 
adjective
- being educated at home rather than in school - home-school kids 
- relating to the education of children in their own homes instead of in school - home-school parents 
 
Example Sentences
Growing up near Houston, Texas, he was home-schooled and said he exclusively listened to gospel music until he was 13.
Fausone got his bachelor’s degree in applied behavior analysis when he was in his 30s to help him as he home-schooled his son, who has autism.
Threets, who got his start as a Bay Area librarian, tells The Times that because he was home-schooled, he was able to learn about his heritage mostly through books.
"We want to give hope to other talented students, that they can be home-schooled and expand their dreams," Clara said.
They said she enjoyed horse riding, skiing and swimming, and was home-schooled in the capital Pyongyang.
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