Instead of doing traditional home schooling, try out K-12. It's an online public School. You would HAVE to meet people in order to finish your school, if not your credits go down.
And switching to College? No, in fact it's easier I'd say. The school provides a list of Scholarships you can try. You have to wake up roughly before 10:00 AM. Cause you have usually have classes at 10:00AM to 2:30AM. If you're in High school you get to make your own pace. But you have to turn in homework before the dead line. Not do you just get basics of Highschool / Middle School / Elementary. Once you're in High School you can do some of these classes, these are just a few by the way:
Animation / Modelling
Coding (C++, C#, etc)
Art
Music
Computer Tech
Writing
Musical Writing
-
Every 3 months you are required to go to your nearest park and meet up with Teachers and Students. (the one I go to usually have 50-100 people including teachers)
You have classes, but not just like open your book and read. It's actually a class. you go to an Online class room what we use is called "Eluminate" and you are stuck with usually 100-400 students. I usually get around 500. Anyways, the teacher goes through stuff just like in Public School. Then questions come around. Then you sometimes get enough time to have WebCam Time (pretty obvious)
K-12 still have a Yearly dance, and then they have a Prom for Freshman - Senior.
For the Yearly Dance you can take 1 friend that isn't in K-12. They usually don't allow Grind lines or anything like that lol.
But you can really have a good time, just have to be friendly enough to talk. And if you go with a friend you most likely have your friends friend going.
Now your wondering about sports. No they don't have sports yet. Cause K-12 is still too small. even though over millions use it. They need more people such as:
Coaches
Teachers
Student Council
Principle
-
Sometimes in classes they have over 800 students, which gets crammed. Not everyone can get questions answered. That's why they're getting more Teachers and such.
Anyways, I'd definitely consider K-12. It's pretty cool. Allows me to have my own time schedule, don't have to wait for kids that fail tests.
If your whole class fails a test. You go on and they stay behind.
Also say you live in California you'd have the school district as 'CAVA' California Virtual Academy.
Your parent is ONLY your Guide. So if you get stuck on a question you can ask them, they will give you advice / help you. No different than a parent at home in Public school. Teachers are the certified ones that actually teach you.
So please look into it, it's a great school. Pretty friendly too, except watch out on the Eluminates when the teachers leave for a moment, kids like putting research links in the chat box.
Thanks :P hope I made sense.
