Licketysplit- he will be going to high school part time next year. Basically he'll take three electives and taking general ed at home 9th. Then on community college general ed 10th-12th. He gets all the fun stuff from high school, all the home school activities, and the proper education from college. Plus a 2 yr degree when he graduates. It just sucks this year didn't work out. Kindergarten was elective so when meeting him the superintendent put him in 1st but because of moving around and not having his portfolio. They wanted him in 6th. Which not only cause brain rot but is completely unfair to him as he has done the work and more. I think I'd be more okay with putting him in 7 th if I didn't know it was an F rated school with 30% on level by end of 8th. Then seeing a crap load of cops there leading at least 3 kids in cuffs because someone got jumped. Don't get me wrong I'm glad fighting is taken seriously but I have no idea why there was such a force. I don't have a problem with the rating and kids getting jumped. It happens but the whole because he's homeshooled he'd have to be there for three years because they have a negative opinion of Homeschooling. Graduating at 17 isn't a bad thing.

Tuscon - you didn't offered me. I just think I'm not explaining the plan properly. We also had decided not to inform them of his health issues or ask for advanced classes so that he could get the experience that most kids have. Which on reflection would have caused truincy issues but I still stand behind not informing them. I thought this would only be an issue if we requested advanced classes.