This article discusses specific issues on homeschooling a child with special needs. For anyone unfamiliar with homeschooling, the first question is not about academic success but the nebulous concern about a lack of "socialization." While homeschooling, parents can expand their child's personal contacts with Scouts, sports participation, dance classes, neighborhood friends, church groups, volunteer work, or a multitude of homeschool support groups. Homeschooling not only allows parents to set the priorities for what their child should learn but also gives parents the opportunity to structure the environment to fit their child.