When we first considered homeschooling, we were living in a state which has charter schools that partner with homeschoolers. I thought homeschooling under the umbrella of a charter school was a great way to start our homeschool journey. I’d have someone to hold my hand through the second thoughts and doubts!
Sadly, we moved right before our oldest child’s kindergarten year and thus found ourselves on our own in a new state without charter schools.
I still wanted a program that could hold my hand, at least for the first year. Without a charter school option, I was thrilled to discover all-in-one homeschool curriculum options. The program I bought provided the guidance I craved as a new homeschooler. With the help of that curriculum, I started off on the right foot and had confidence I was doing it right!
Fast forward five years. I’m still homeschooling, and—surprise—I still use an all-in-one homeschool curriculum.
At first it felt like cheating because I wasn’t following the same path that a few of my veteran homeschool friends followed. Finding our own homeschool path can be an overwhelming task especially with so many options available. It can be easy to compare ourselves to others and wonder if we’re doing enough.
Using an all-in-one homeschool curriculum isn’t just for brand new homeschoolers. It’s not just for that beginning stage when you need some extra hand holding and reassurance. There are many other benefits to using it as a veteran homeschooler.
Learn why all-in-one homeschool curriculum programs are a fantastic choice for veteran homeschoolers. It isn’t cheating. It’s not being lazy. It’s about finding what works best for your family. Read more about why I (and other experienced homeschoolers) still continue to use an all-in-one curriculum.
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