"Free" Federal Resources for Educational Excellence

[rev214]

"FREE" Resources, meaning taxpayers pay for this "service". Primarily for educators, but we all might as well use it. I personally like the U.S. History section. For example, the 27 resources to the U.S. Constitution, including the James Madison papers and the Charters for Freedom.

More about FREE here.

[Mrs. Pa Patriot]

"FREE" Resources, meaning taxpayers pay for this "service". Primarily for educators, but we all might as well use it. I personally like the U.S. History section. For example, the 27 resources to the U.S. Constitution, including the James Madison papers and the Charters for Freedom.

More about FREE here.

To be honest, I am glad they have such things available for people to learn. I use these things to school the boys, I can't write off educational expenses on my taxes because I am just a lowly homeschooling mother. But since I am a taxpayer, I'm glad to see tax money going to this and not hookers or the like. I believe that alot of the money is pissed away....but making educational sites so people can learn and better themselves is alright with me.

[rev214]

To be honest, I am glad they have such things available for people to learn. I use these things to school the boys, I can't write off educational expenses on my taxes because I am just a lowly homeschooling mother. But since I am a taxpayer, I'm glad to see tax money going to this and not hookers or the like. I believe that alot of the money is pissed away....but making educational sites so people can learn and better themselves is alright with me.

valid points!!

and i enjoy the history sites!

about us "taxpayers", you might want to check this story out...its pretty bad...

[Mrs. Pa Patriot]

valid points!!

and i enjoy the history sites!

about us "taxpayers", you might want to check this story out...its pretty bad...

I do too.

I saw that on the news, its disgusting isn't it?