No. Because our mission is to make homeschooling possible, we focus our efforts on supporting homeschool families—that is, families who are currently homeschooling or who are withdrawing their children from public school to begin homeschooling. Since transferring into public school is outside our emphasis, we do not assist members in disputes with public schools over what credits they will accept or whether they require prospective students to take placement tests.

Let's get real about expectations. This is hard. We can't compare ourselves to others. We’ve all heard about those people who clamor over seemingly insurmountable obstacles to create or accomplish something amazing: Mother Teresa, Helen Keller, Harriet Tubman, Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor. You know, “normal people” . . .It’s easy to imagine some people are simply in a different category. But, really, they all had at least one thing in common with you and me: Just like us, they failed. Often. Even as you try to create a new family rhythm that works, there will be ups and downs. Especially for working moms who have additional commitments, this moment of intense family focus is a high “feedback” environment. There’s gonna be a lot of trial and error. Your family is not a school — it's different, it’s unique. It might be messy (and even messier now) buts it's yours and isn't it beautiful? Remember, failure is normal—not final. This is the time to build resilience and have grace on yourself. Resilience, grace, and forgiveness can help us get back up again. Don’t let the fear of failure hold you back; embrace failure as one of your best learning tools. "Failure isn't final, it's feedback.