Spirited boys in cub scouts revisited

-L. wrote:

It sounds wonderful and fascinating. It sounds like it would meet the
needs of kids who aren't challenged or stimulated in a tradtional
school setting. I loathed school as I was always way beyond the
material and bored socially - I think I would have thrived in that type
of environment. We are considering HS for DS - but our current school
district is really good, and he is an exceptionally social toddler
(loves kids and adults), so just don't know what we will do yet.
Luckily we have plenty of time to figure it out. I may enter him in
preschool early and see how he does.

This is a good approach, since there are so many factors in the
decision to homeschool. You can take the time to learn about what is
involved in homeschooling, what the schools in your area are like, how
your child responds to various situations, etc. Eventually, it should
all come together and you will have a feel for the best thing for your
family.

Jayne