I know the title of this blog may throw some people for a loop.
*gasp!* You mean people decide to quit homeschooling?
Why yes, yes they do. And they do so for a variety of reasons, all of which are based on the particular needs of both the family and the child. Some people choose to go public around high school, mainly because they want the “brick and mortar” diploma. Some put them in during middle school for the sports and music programs. While still others choose to transition because their child has a special need and the public school may offer a program suited for this need. Whatever the reason, the decision is solely up to each family.
If you are new to homeschooling, you might not be a familiar with the term co-op in relation to it. Sure, you’ve heard of a farm co-op, maybe even a nursery school co-op or babysitting co-op. But what is a homeschool co-op?
There are definite perks to homeschooling. Some of the perks are seen by the whole universe, like the fact some of us don’t get up until after 9:00am. Other perks are seen by very few, like watching your child "get it" after he’s been struggling for eons. Then there are the perks we get to share with others...
