don't get me started on home schooling-
I don't think JW's (for the most part) utlitize it to get a better education than the public school system. It's merely a way to shelter their kids from "bad association" I did it in high school and it was so easy, I learned nothing of value and had to catch up when I did some college courses a few years later.
I remember being asked by parents who were considering it about my experience and I told them to be very sure they had a good program because a lot of programs are designed to basically be fancy "GED" programs and there was very little learned. I got deer in the headlight looks of course. "but sister younglove, who cares about a deeper education?As long as little one can read and write and do arithmetic, she'll be fine and can spend more time in the ministry-Jehovah will help her find a job" *bangs head against the wall*
I know a family who home schools their 4 kids. They have NEVER talked to "worldy" kids except for maybe at the ice cream stand or at the store- if anything. Their oldest is 13 and has "JW social skills" but is going to have a TOUGH time if she ever gets out of the grasp of her family. I'm seriously worried about her- I hope to god she doesn't get married off to some MTS graduate at the age of 18.