Homeschooling

I am homeschooling my youngest.

Personally I don't think I would. Children need a more structured environment the I could provide aline. And they need to learn to socialize.

My sister homeschools her three children. She’s got a 5, 9, and 13 year old. The nine year old is special needs, and there really isn’t a learning facility suitable to teach him after he graduated preschool. So she just teaches them all from home. They started taking the kids on academic trips since they could make their own learning schedule. They’ve all really liked that.

I don't have any kids. But a fellow church parishioner had done the same thing to her daughters for bullying in high school, a few years ago. She made the same call you're doing. Hope It works out for your son.

Very few parents can homeschool competently on their own. You need to look for blogs, online communities, and all sorts of resources. I'd love to see a study on how well homeschooled students do in college/university/military environments. I am a teacher with over 2 decades of experience. I've taken MANY courses obviously but a lot in science. I would NEVER attempt to teach a child chemistry or physics despite the fact that I've taken many courses in it let alone trying to do literature, history, math, etc. Again I passed Algebra2/Trig, Pre-Calculus, and then Calculus in college. I wouldn't ever presume that I could properly teach it. I know a small handful of students/parents who did well with homeschooling but from what I have personally seen it is either a failure and they send their kids back to school or they just lower the bar to basically breathing and say their kids are geniuses.

not sure is that permitted in my country but if it was that bad, i would. congrats on you doing the thing that teachers failed at. good luck.