My DC did a class through virtual virginia this year. There's an option for homeschoolers regardless of whether you live in the state. It's gone pretty well. Not phenomenal, but good value for the price.

Stanford U has an online HS. Expensive and hard to be accepted. An option for some maybe.

The Hub has a two-days-a-week interdisciplinary microschool (online) for homeschoolers in that age group who like having a consistent group experience.

"https://www.setonhome.org/"

Seton is a Catholic online homeschool option through 12th grade. A colleague uses it and has been happy. Because it is both independently graded and accredited, college admissions have not been a problem. For a fee, they provide textbooks, workbooks, and such. Some parent has to supervise the kids in the home to see that they are doing the school work.

Anonymous wrote:Exemplars has a wonderful high school math series for problem solving with assessment and instruction materials. It’s the gold standard problem solving curriculum.

AoPS is the gold standard for problem solving and rigor in my mind.

Compass homeschool offers great in-person classes.

Exemplars has a wonderful high school math series for problem solving with assessment and instruction materials. It’s the gold standard problem solving curriculum.

AoPS, CLRC, Lukeion, Derek Owens, loveofmath, well trained mind forums

What resources or programs do you recommend for homeschool, online school, private online school, coops for 9th grade homeschooling? Near Fairfax, Virginia. Do you recommend any websites or other social media outlets/groups?