Then put them in a private school, but don't tell me about the economic hardship.
Never, ever complain about what it takes to educate your children (I'm using "your" in the generic sense).
When my oldest daughter was in kindergarden I got disgusted with the public school system after two weeks. I pulled her from the classroom and enrolled her in a private school.
When the cost of private school grew too high for child number 4 and child number 5 we searched for, and found, a great charter school whose philosophy was in alignment with most of our beliefs.
When we tired of the liberal attitudes of most of the parents in the charter school we pulled our kids and started a homeschool program.
Did we want to start homeschooling our kids (hey, step right up and poke me in the eye with a stick!)? No, we didn't. But I've never let what I've wanted to do interfere with what I've decided to do for the good of my family.
That's why I'm the Dad.
It may not be the only answer. But it is an alternative to seriously and sincerely consider. :o)
No way in hell could we homeschool our daughter. There's not enough Prozac on the planet... for either of us!