That reminds me of this dude--also a single dad--I used to know who homeschooled his two sons from second grade through high school. He pulled them out of first grade because he'd noticed their loss of interest in learning. He was a self-employed carpenter and his kids helped him with carpentry and operating the family business. And when I met the three of them, they were attending massage therapy school together as a family. That was before I had my daughter, but meeting them was profoundly impactful on my later decision to homeschool as a young mother living below the poverty line. I thought, if that carpenter dude could do it, so can I.
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