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In Reply to: Father wants to homeschool after divorce posted by Tony on August 26, 2010 at 8:47 pm:
Tony-
From: LaurieL5 (70.144.75.106)
Re: Father wants to homeschool after divorce November 4, 2010 at 7:14 pm PST
So sorry about this painful situation. It is, sadly,
becoming more common, even in long time
homeschooling families. It is my story, too. There
is no easy answer and only you and your kids and God
can decide what He is leading you to do. And where
He leads, He will make they way. Is it possible?
Absolutely. Is it easy? Nope. But if you and the
kids are committed and can stay in close touch
during the day, arrange some outside activities to
motivate, provide other ways of supervising and
accountability, it is certainly do-able.
There are more women than men in this situation, but
if you contact your state hs-ing organization, they
may be able to connect you with other single hs
dads. Adult support is important--hope you have a
church and supportive homeschool friends. Nearly all
of our homeschool friends are married families but
they have been and continue to be a great blessing
to me.
Hang in there- God will make a way. I'm almost done-
-graduated 4 and homeschooling my 5th, a 15 yr
old.Been on my own for 11 yrs. God has been faithful
and true, I hope you know Him.
Laurie
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