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Yes, I do remember Seton's book.  At www.Joyfulcatholic,  also known as refuge of sinners, a book titled "public education". This one will go an angle on Fɾҽҽmαsσɳɾყ that brought the public schools in to teach no God.

[Catholic Home Schooling: A Handbook for Parents is an] out-of-print TAN book by Seton Homeschool director Dr. Mary Kay Clark.

• "You do not waste the students’ time."
• "You do not re-teach what the student already knows."
• "You can give your own children more individualized attention."
• "You can gear the work to a pace your children can handle and that will keep them interested."
• "You can (and should) eliminate the option to fail!"
• "You can build in automatic consequences for failure to perform."
• "You can emphasize reading."
• "Home schooling eliminates the silliness and nonsense picked up from peers."

• no sex-ed (indoctrination into ɧoɱosɛҳųαƖity; cf. Fr. John F. O'Connor, O.P., "The State of [']Catholic['] Education," who told parents not to send their children to "Catholic" schools)
• character formation
• academics
• public (& "Catholic") schools "the training camps of the enemies of Jesus Christ and His Church." (p. 9)
• raising "cradle Catholics"
• benefits for the
  
  • student: socialization
  • mother
  • father
  • family
  • community
  • Church
  • nation