No matter how economically hard it is, homeschooling your kids in a home school community with other homeschooling parents is better than exposing them to school librarians and drag queens.
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I was homeschooling for years and my oldest wanted to go back as high school was approaching.
I had to do less work honeschooling than I do public schooling.
First off, the main complaint I get from my kids is "I'm bored, we never learn anything", and they're quite far ahead of their classes, so clearly I taught them enough. Most of what I taught them was chores and responsibility, which schools don't even try to cover.
Second, I'm in the school every other day with a problem for the principal, which is far less useful than creating lessons and activities.
If they're going to be in school, I'm going to be "that" parent, bringing up fag flags in the kindergarden room and debunking BLM propaganda. I straight up told the principal that I wasn't going to tolerate indoctrination, which I defined as anything trying to tell kids what to think, rather than giving them objective information, and there's been some fallout from that.
By all means homeschool, but if the amount of work you're doing to teach your kids yourself is less than what you were doing when they were in school, you should have been more involved anyway.
Very, VERY true. So many parents no longer want to parent. This is where public school stepped in, and then women working. Now most can't even afford to live on two salaries, let alone one. Daycare is expensive and typically only offered for kids too young for school. So bring in the age of public school.... YAY...NOT. Parents should be involved in any aspect of their child's lives...including and not limited to their education (whichever way it might be) Maybe some also have thought "oh they're safe at school" I just need to monitor their activities online and outside of school. Welp, YOU'RE WRONG...this is why it was such an easy target for all these crazies. Sitting ducks...
I'd do the exact same IF I did end up sending our kids to a public school or EVEN private school. No school is to be trusted ever. You need to keep on their ass and make sure what is going on there. If only everyone would realize that...
I remember the teachers I had as a kid. I had a few weird ones, but many were traditional, sweet teachers. I can't imagine having these things they call teachers today...I'd want to leave if I was a kid. They look insane.