So this is our update. I'm not sure if I'm completely happy with it but it's much better than what we are doing. I have a latin tutor that my daughter meets online 1x a week and we do the work the rest of the week on our own. I have a math tutor - same as above, and he is awesome (10th grader) and we LOVE beast academy. And we drive one hour each way to go to this homeschool co-op. I did it for the instruction and socialization. It's *a lot*- my daughter is getting a lot out of the writing class - it's IEW with chronicles of narnia But the science hasn't been going so well. I'm sort of yearning to do something with more of a rhythm this feels choppy- She'll also be working with goats in 4h, I started a girls group her age group, and she is doing pottery and an outdoor program on Saturdays. I LOVE watching hillsdale college videos. That's about all.

Right. Yes, sorry if that was confusing. I will post an update below.

Even if it's a homeschool coop? This is what I'm confused by. She's home, and we go 2 days a week for her to take classes at a Christian homeschool program.

I feel like I need to be convinced of the benefits of this. I'm getting there, but it feels like force-feeding my kid sometimes. She's resistant to it, and it's hard! Help!

I'm confused! It's a homeschool co-op. They are teaching writing (chronicles of narnia) and science - I'm doing the rest at home and have a tutor for latin. So we are not homeschooling?

I'm a single working parent - my daughter is an only child. I don't know why this feels like judgment - but basically I'm asking for support -

My daughter will be 12/6th gr this fall.

Thanks, I can order it. We are just in the process of moving and I just learned about this and am planning to homeschool - however, I'm a single working parent and looking for more of a co-op situation - or school! - just wondering if it exists at the middle school level - and eager to dig in. Thank you!

I'm new here and curious about this as a potential method for homeschooling or if there are co-ops/programs that follow it - from what I understand it is classical education. But I don't know all the nuances. Thank you.