Thomasson family home schooling May 13, 2007
The Thomasson family of rural Wellsville has home-schooled for three years. They have four boys, ages 5 months and 7, 11 and 12 years. They home school, in part, for religious reasons.
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Donna Thomasson teaches her son, Luke, at their home near Wellsville.
Donna Thomasson teaches her son, Luke, at their home near Wellsville.
Donna Thomasson teaches her sons, Luke, left, and Nick, right, at their home near Wellsville.
Tyler Thomasson works on a scripture lesson during his home school routine.
Donna Thomasson changes the diaper on her infant son, Chip, as sons Nick and Tyler work on their school assignments.
Luke Thomasson asks his mother, Donna, a question as she tends to her 5-month-old son, Chip. Donna Thomassons home schools her three boys - including Nick, at far right - in their house near Wellsville.
Luke Thomasson ponders a question while working on a home school assignment in his house near Wellsville.
Donna Thomasson works on a lesson with her son, Tyler.
Chip Thomasson, 5 months, takes a nap in the arms of his mother, Donna Thomasson, as Donna teaches to her son Tyler.
The Thomasson boys - Luke, Tyler and Nick - study in their home near Wellsville as their mother, Charlotte, looks for curriculum materials.
Nick Thomasson laughs as he and his brother, Luke, read sentences they wrote for English class.
Donna Thomasson works on an assignment with her son, Tyler.
Stacks of curriculum books sit on a shelf in the Thomasson house. The family uses materials provided by the Lawrence Virtual School.
Luke Thomasson, left, and his brother Tyler work on a computer assignment with their mother, Donna Thomasson.
Donna Thomasson enters a grade into the Lawrence Virtual School computer system as her son Luke looks on and holds his brother, 5-month-old Chip. The school day usually lasts from 8:30 a.m. to around noon for the Thomassons.
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