Some parents choose to home school because they a)are dissatisfied with the quality of education offered by the public schools. b)have certain ideological or religious reasons. c)feel that public-school education does not meet the needs or interests of their children. d)all of the above

All of the above some do it for religious rrasons while others don't believe the quality of learning isn't up to scratch

The correct answer is:  [D]:  "all of the above" .

Note:  All of the above answer choices provided:

 Choice:  [A]:  Parents are "dissatisfied with the quality of education offered by the public schools."

 Choice:  [B]:  Parents have "certain ideological or religious reasons."
(including, for example, not wanting their children 'taught', or "exposed to",  controversial ideas through education—in settings that may contradict their family religious and/or moral beliefs).  ;  AND:

 Choice:  [C]:  Parents may "feel that public-school education does not meet the needs or interests of their children." {For instance, the child could have medical conditions; and/or public-schools may not be able to accommodate in a way that best suits a student's learning preferences and challenges.}.
 
   →  are among the many reasons parents may choose to "home school" their children.

   →  As such, the best answer—and correct answer, is the final answer choice given:  [D]:  "all of the above".

It can be peer pressure, also when they’re going through a lot of stuff at home

False would be the correct answer