Where I'm from homeschoolers are the exception, but I'd totally agree that it's the preferred way.

90% of post-industrial era teachers are glorified babysitters, inefficiency doing what a parent is better suited to do.

The other 10% see themselves as masters of a craft, and from what Ive seen really can provide exceptionally more value than the average parent (that is if you cut out all the administrative bloat of running a govt school). AI and other tech definitely tips the scales in favor of parents, but still I think the homeschoolers will remain an exception since parents will always be needed in their own areas of expertise. I could be wrong.