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I agree! Home schoolers are bright students who learn to think outside of the box. Social skills these kids learn to get along with a wide range of people their age, older, and younger. I don't think any less of a student because they go to public school or private school and are not home schooled. I would hope that truly intelligent people would not judge based on what type of school you attend, but how much you have learned.
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Have you contacted the school district to make sure you cannot participate? In CA, home schoolers can participate in sports in some school districts. And we do not think you are dumb! I am a public school teacher, and I can honestly say that you can learn more being home schooled if you desire. Keep up your hard work!
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