For starters, there is a difference in schedules. Homeschooling class times are not set at a specific time. For example, a minor may have a math test at 10pm on Monday and then finish a math test at 3pm the next day. The school can take place all year round, or from August to June with holidays and summer breaks. One parent states on this website that "Each family should create their own schedule that meets their child's specific needs" (simplehomeschool.net). This quote convinces that homeschooling schedules vary depending on the parent. Homeschoolers do not require you to return home once school is finished because they learn from there rather than in a building called a public school. Within a public school “there are on average 180 school days in a school year. Additionally, most Pennsylvania public schools start early in the morning at 8pm and finish 7.45 hours later.” In a public school a teacher usually teaches from August to June, with summers and holidays off. (nces. Ed. Gov). That website shows me how many days a year and what times public school is held. It is clear that the agenda of a public school is different from