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Argument: Homeschooled students outperform the conventionally schooled
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Gregory J. Millman. "Outlook: A Home-Grown Solution to Bad Schools". Washington Post. March 24, 2008 - "In 2003 the National Center for Education Statistics estimated that the home-schooled population nationwide was 1.1 million. The National Home Education Research Institute estimates that it may be growing at double-digit rates. ... The results? Studies have shown that home-schooled children outperform the conventionally schooled not only on standardized academic tests but also on tests of social skills."
