Transitioning into Homeschool High School: What We’re Really Talking About
About this episode
The episode discusses the emotional challenges and societal pressures faced by parents transitioning their children into homeschool high school.
Let’s be real—transitioning into homeschool high school feels  big . It doesn’t matter how many years you’ve been at this. That shift from middle school to high school brings with it a swirl of emotions: uncertainty, excitement, fear of missing something, and sometimes—let’s be honest—a bit of guilt. Pin those thoughts in your mind for a moment as I share with you a conversation we recently had in the Confident Homeschool Mom Collective. It was a rich, heartfelt conversation about this very season. And the stories shared were so resonant, I knew I had to write to them. One homeschool mama said: “Oof, high school… well, Viv is starting 7th grade and I feel like we’re already behind. 😵💫🥴 Not really—I don’t. But man, some friends’ kids are beginning 9th grade and they’ll be done with all their math and English requirements by the end of sophomore year. I don’t know that Vivi will have that kind of journey, and I think I’m feeling guilt about that. Like it’s almost expected that homeschool kids should be ahead of the curve in a way.” Transitioning into Homeschool High School? That feeling? That pressure to  measure up  or even  get ahead  before…
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