Pioneer Homeschoolers

By the 1950s, any semblance of a biblical world and life view had well nigh disappeared from modern education and life. But deep in the wilderness of the modern world, several pioneering families broke free from the public schools to lay the foundations for the modern home schooling movement.

What kind of pioneering spirit, what kind of vision would it take to make a decision to home school in the face of persecuting truant officers and against the entire cultural milieu of the day?

Kevin Swanson interviews homeschooling father and grandfather, Arnold Pent on those early days of the modern home schooling movement. He is author of the book, 'Ten Peas in a Pod,' a book that tells this amazing story of a family who home schooled their ten children, while traveling around America in the 1950s.