Thank you Erika!
And that sounds so wonderful!

Sorry Jess 🙁
Maybe ask her what she wants to do now, is the graduation important to her? xx

That’s a good one Bee.

Also, I’m not sure where you’re from Khristine but this is a good article on the many ways to get into Uni:

Hi Khristine,
I’m not Sara but I just wanted to quickly refer you to this survey:

https://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/freedom-learn/201406/survey-grown-unschoolers-i-overview-findings

A Boston college professor has conducted research into the experiences of unschooled children and where they “end up,” so to speak. He admits that some of the limitations of his study are the fact that 1. the sample size is very small (too small to draw any definite conclusions) and 2. the people who responded to the survey were self-selected, i.e. they wanted to talk about their experiences, so they may not be totally representative of all unschoolers.
However, I do think it’s a really cool first indication of what unschoolers might end up doing after the age of 18, and how they viewed and experienced their education.

Wow it really sounds like a lot of work and dedication. You make it sound so fun though. I am just concerned if I have patience to do it. Wondering too how they can cope up if they get homeschooled then get into highschool or college?! Or is there a study about homeschooled children and employment?
Thank you for your time!!! I appreciate it.