That's exactly my feeling. If the local school is going well and that continues being what she wants to do, then we'll stick with it. If it's not working for us, then we'll try something else.

Generally speaking, this is the takeaway from Caplan's book about parenting efficacy.

It might not matter in the aggregate, but I do think some people may be better suited to home schooling than others. In the end, each parent has to assess what kind of environment would be best for their kids.

SimpleStacker

She keeps telling us she nervous but is also adamant that she wants to go. 

The fact that your daughter wants or chooses to go to school is big


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AskSN

Should universities embrace or crack down on student AI usage?

I've always been very pro-homeschool, but our daughter adamantly wants to go to school and we're going to let her.

After studying education economics, I'm pretty convinced that it doesn't make much difference either way, so we're going to let her try what she wants until it seems like a problem.