Honestly, it's not like I really want to have children, but I really admire the parents who are currently making the effort to break the barriers of what is morally accepted to try to give their children a better life experience.
If I had them, I know I would seriously contemplate homeschooling them, because who hasn't seen so many horrible news stories of things going on in schools? And of course the education in the established schools isn't like it's the best anyway, the kids graduate and still know very little about the real world.
One of the reasons why I love this community is precisely because there are people who have understood the shortcomings and risks of the traditional educational system. In my particular case, I see every day the consequences in poorly prepared children and young people, whose parents seek the help of my mom and me to try to improve their academic performance.
Of course there will be moments of doubt, life is just that, ups and downs, good times and bad times, but the fact that you are thinking about these things, makes me presume that you are a parent concerned about your children. Keep it up.
RE: Graduation - A Homeschool Milestone