Does anyone have the original Subway stores banning homeschool kids website?

Giraffes - homeschool kids could easily donate the equipment to a local school, park, community center, or other venue where hundreds of kids could use it. There are plenty of private schools throughout the US that have less than 20 kids, some only have 8 or 10. Yet they're allowed to enter, simply by the fact that they are enrolled in a private school. Yet homeschool kids (some who come from families that large) are not allowed to compete and give playground equipment to others out of their achievement. The funny thing is, in many states homeschools are actually registered *as* private schools, or are legally considered so. I wonder what Subway and Scholastic would do with that? It's not the fact that it's a contest aimed toward ps kids, it's the rudeness of the wording. The only requirements are that you use their story prompts and that your story have a beginning, middle, and end...and while they will let a 4yo enter (who does not yet understand story structure and is not required to go to school), they will not allow a homeschooler who could really do some good for others enter and have the chance. Sorry, I don't have the screencap, just wanted to help explain. :)

http://www.worldnetdaily.com/?pageId=65217 There is a link to the subway contest on this site. in the small print at the bottom of the page you will fine Untied States. I have printed this out before any corrections were made. No bastket though. Had to fix my typo.

I don't understand why it's not okay to ban home schooled kids? The winner's money is going to their school but the home schooled child will get the money to themselves. It's not fair...