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The Dr. Phil Podcast — Homeschool Oversight: Child Protection or Government Overreach? A Heated Debate
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Homeschool Oversight: Child Protection or Government Overreach? A Heated Debate

The Dr. Phil Podcast

Dr. Phil is discussing a historic shift in education. Students across the country are being withdrawn from their public schools, and being homeschooled at rates reported to be 3 times higher than before the pandemic, with no slowing down. But an issue some are raising when it comes to homeschooling, is the concern…

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What people are saying

“Parents should have say over their children, period. The state does not own children.”

— @fawnlockwood3664 · YouTube comment

“School boards and unions do not want homeschooling because that affects their control and power and money that gets funneled into woke agendas. School boards would rather your kid be stupid and you pay them thousands of dollars then be smar…”

— @ThisHandleIsntAvailable1234 · YouTube comment

“Well I home school, and my son get strait A’s because I spend a lot of time with him on his school work.”

— @matiasrodriguez5063 · YouTube comment

“To be fair Dr. Phil it feels like literally everything is falling apart. I honestly blame EDUCATION system as a whole. It's 2026 and we're struggling MORE worldwide in every field of the job industry. WHY?. Everyone has an "education" right…”

— @vibingwithbeefy7450 · YouTube comment

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