I think it's important to have. I agree with Marilou and Jude. Interacting with peers in order to gain necessary social skills is important, however some children have psychological or physical problems that make attending school difficult. No two children are the same, and therefore should not be treated the same. I would like to see children attend classes in school, but I do not want them to suffer emotional or physical damage from doing so.

As a last resort, for people who are confined to their homes because of illness, injury, disability or have transportation problems, this is an option. But education is more than academics! Involvement in extracurricular activities, social interactions with peers etc. are also very important.

I think it's a great idea nikkiisscared, Good question!, It's a great idea for those children and teens who live in isolated area's and for children and teens who suffer from panic attacks, and other medical, and or mental disorders, those who are bullied, and those who are disabled..........