Usually, the choices are pretty straightforwardkids either go to school to learn, or they are homeschooled.
Usually,at least one of these two basic options fits with your familys lifestyle or your childs needs.
A learningwhat-now?
Many schools will open to in-person learning in the fall but will also offer a virtual option.
Many of the parents in the group work from home and just really need stability and safety.
Class will be at a
persons home each week, and there are 5 kids.
One of the families may have a stay-at-home parent who can keep the group on task.
Or perhaps there is work scheduling flexibility among the adults in the group so that parents can take turns.
If not, youll need to hire someone to execute the group.
Start in your circle and work your way out.
Do you know any retired teachers?
Does anyone have a babysitter who is available during school hours?
Are there any high school graduates you know who aretaking a gap yearbefore starting college and need a job?
Are there local daycare employees or preschool teachers who have been laid off?
Brainstorm some ideas with the other parents in the group to find someone who is a good fit.
We all know that by now.
So youll also need to decide together what the learning set-up will look like.
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