My whole point getting back to the original discussion was the way to solve the problem was to just yank the kid out. Well that's fine but what about the other kids that are stuck there? Too bad for them? I don't think that way, I believe that if there is a problem in your school that you don't like DO SOMETHING ABOUT IT! Yanking your kid is fine but there are hundreds of others that could benefit by you trying to get rid of the virus/problem. That was my whole point in the first place. Sorry if I offended you, didn't mean to, just feel that too many people walk away from things they don't like and then this stuff continues because of it.
It is hard what you are doing, and I know that, but you need to understand just like my job for 19yrs at an airline reservation center isn't for everybody, neither is homeschooling. have a great night. I have to be up at 4am.
My wife is a trained air traffic controller. It wasn't easy having her stay home to do this and getting by on one salary all these years. Not many seem willing to do that any more. We struggled like all hell; we went through some tough times, but always stuck with homeschooling no matter what.
The only thing that set me off was your contention that homeschooling was taking "the easy way out". You may consider it a poor choice of words, but in my experience, far too many are delusional about the demands of homeschooling, viewing it as some sort of 18th century, "take it easy" approach.