I decided to pull my child out of public schools - need help picking an online curric

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I don't recall saying this was my only source. I've also joined a classical literature group, my church's Homeschool Group which has a plethora of resources, and of course there is still ixl.com, study.com, easy peasy homeschool, rainbow resource, Keystone School, Ambleside online, time for learning, etcetera etcetera.

I may be new to this but I do my research and I have a lot of homeschool friends and colleagues who have been homeschooling for decades. I am simply looking for opinions about anyone who has used any of the online platforms. I'm not looking for judgment. Why did you put "single source" in quotation marks. That certainly wasn't a direct quote from me.

Tone does not convey well over the internet but I must say the introduction to that very long paragraph seems like it was full of judgemental and inaccurate assumptions.

The latter part of your message however, I appreciate.

Jeez, I was not being judgmental at all, I was just saying that I hadn't used one of the types of online curriculum that you were asking about. I know that Alpha Omega is one of the types of programs where you can purchase a whole grade's worth of stuff, and all of the material is their own, so it seemed like you might be asking about that particular type of system. And, I kind of made up the "single-source" description on the fly, I was not saying there was anything wrong with it or that someone can't choose it if they don't want to. I just was saying that I was more of a pick-and-choose from different types of curriculums for different subjects.

You know, for someone who came here asking for input, you certainly tore down 2 people who gave input. I will remember not to reply to you in the future since you don't seem like you actually want advice.