pro-tip... homeschool isn't emulating school at home.... it's not that daunting, actually... It's liberating and wonderful.

choose your kids, gounonly get ONE CHANCE.

They don’t know what’s best for your 7 year old kid, you do.

My sons attend a similar institution to your daughter, and it has made them impressively cynical about Woke. Their humour is more political and less gross than my friends were at their age.

Children are not passive receptacles for indoctrination, even though may "educators" believe they are.

Make sure your daughter feels supported, knows that dissenting views exist, and learns the discipline and skills to pass under the radar. Homeschooling doesn't have to be all or nothing to be of benefit.

Don't be afraid. You'll figure it out. Don't let perfect be the enemy of good enough. Your kid will engorge on whatever interests her. There are many free online schools available that are very good (e.g. Khan), they will make the boring interesting. Don't worry about "socialization," that's CIA counterintelligence. You will find things for her to do outside the home, many "for pay" groups offer "homeschool classes" during business hours like karate, balley, gymnastics, day-camps, etc. There are many museums that cater to homeschoolers, for example rural 18th century forts, nature centers, etc. Many offer activities like arts and crafts directed at kids. All I can say about what you think is easy but is not is libraries. Give up on libraries, they are worse than liberal arts colleges (there may be exceptions). Most churches have "home schooling groups". They tend to be directed at members, but you may learn about an email list or facebook group where a coordinator mom sends out info about activities, its like a chamber of commerce for raising children. Don't worry about finding out all this stuff first, your kid isn't going to die of starvation if you don't figure it out ahead of time. The best way is to do it organically, don't force it. Homeschooling is all about deciding what PARENTS want for their children and what THE CHILDREN want to learn.

A teacher is, first and foremost, a professional, and his or her personal views do not matter. At work, he or she is simply a teacher.

Who your child's classmate's parents sleep with is none of your business. You'd have to be completely insane to think that this could somehow affect your child.

Find homeschool groups in your area. They’ll not only help you get started and give you a sense of what options some other families are utilizing, they’ll be an important base for social interactions and academic and volunteer activities.

If you’re in the United States, check out hslda.org to understand what your state’s requirements are to begin homeschooling.

#asknostr sorry to hear about the situation your in. Some Nostriches definately homeschool their kids hope they can steer you in the right direction. I am hoping to be a father soon and its something I am thinking about as well. I am bookmarking this thread for future reference.

Private school?

Do it and do it now, regardless of what guidance anyone here can offer.

Pull her out now. Her soul depends on it.

Read "The Queering of the American Child" by Logan Lancing and James Lindsay.

If you can't afford the book, you can get a pirated copy from Annas-Archive.org.

In response to the UK crackdowns for online speech, nostr:npub1s5yq6wadwrxde4lhfs56gn64hwzuhnfa6r9mj476r5s4hkunzgzqrs6q7z is out there on Twitter absolutely dropping bodies in debates and promoting Nostr.

He’s going super saiyan basically. A sight to behold.