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The boys also attend classes with Sandra Forbush, who operates a galjery in Flint Hill. Most of their art reflects around thenfavorite sport: polo.
Polo goals
The boys put a lot of their spare time and effort into breaking horses and competing in polo matches under the watchful eye of their father, Tbdd, who is currently an equine veterinarian.
“They have plenty of school work to do,” Jane said. “As they work on their own schedules, they learn a lot about the responsibilities that are required to get it all done.”
The boys love of polo, Jane explains, does not distract from their school work; rather, they are determined to get accepted at an ivy-league school with a polo program.
“That means schools like Cornell or UVA,” Jane added. “Which means we have to provide them with an education that will allow them to go to their school of choice.”
Quest for academic
excellence
As the boys approached their freshman year of high school, Jane began searching for a homeschooling program that would support the family in their quest for higher education.
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