Home Schooling in the Missions Context

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Few mission agencies rigidly define how the children of their missionaries are to be educated. This doesn't mean that they don't care about it. On the contrary, they have a growing sensitivity to the complex issues surrounding the education of MKs (missionary kids) on the field.

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