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[quote=Anonymous]13:04 again. Thank you so much. Do you (or anyone else reading) have any experience going from public school to homeschool back to public school in a short time? (We are in MCPS.) Normal public school works okay for my kid, and *much* better on the whole for our family/relationships. So I'm really only looking at homeschooling alternatives to the MCPS-provided distance learning, which were disastrous for us. I can probably swing a full year of homeschool if necessary, but I'd be planning to go back when schools are back to "normal". So I'm wondering how to make sure my kids cover the same material (roughly) that they would in regular school, so when they go back, they are not completely out of sync. Even better if there's a way to do that if school returns mid-year. Would MCPS give me enough curriculum info to make sure we cover all the main things? (I'm mostly concerned with math and ELA, and history to a lesser extent.) And if the county does a part time system where kids are in class some of the days and on DL other days, is there any chance I could send my kids on the in-person days for social reasons, but do my own curriculum on the DL days? That seems like a stretch, but maybe? Is part-time homeschooling an accepted thing? Thanks again![/quote]
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