Naturally since I homeschool, I have a preference to do so over public schools. I sent my oldest to a private school for a few years, but, started my homeschooling “career: while he was in 4th grade.

Scanning the headlines the past month or so, I am almost inclined to believe that it’s not preference, it’s necesity that will soon keep me teaching my children at home. Where do they get these teachers today?

Read a few examples of recent headlines concerning teachers. People should be outraged.

H.S. Teacher Accused of Killing Student - A high school teacher in Belleville, Ill., was arrested and charged with breaking the neck of a 17-year-old student and then leaving her to die in some woods, according to police.

Teacher says black people are inferior to whites - Teacher McCuen thinks slavery was a good thing.

Teacher asks students who’d they kill and how they would commit a murder - Michael Maxwell, who teaches industrial technology at Central High School, said his request that students in his beginning drafting class describe how they would carry out a murder was merely a writing prompt. It was not clear why he asked the drafting class to write fiction.

Teacher out of a job after X-rated video surfaces - A teacher in western Kentucky has been suspended and will not have her contract renewed after administrators found out she appeared in an adult movie.

Limestone teacher loses job after showing sexual internet clips -  White was accused of showing inappropriate Internet materials to eighth-grade students.

Teacher: All mexicans are criminals - derogatory comments against people from Mexico.

Teacher gives sexuality survey - “Heterosexual Questionnaire,” approved by two teachers, that asked students questions such as: “If you have never slept with someone of your same gender, then how do you know you wouldn’t prefer it?”

There are tons of these things going on. What are we doing to our children in these “schools”?