https://www.oakmeadow.com/ I used this personally and turned out smarter than anything the local school district ever churned out. My family did the independent option but if you get in over your head they have remote learning and consulting options too. Saxxon Math was good when I used it. Get used to raiding library sales and used book stores. Don't ever try to source through a local school district, it's nothing but trouble. CHECK YOUR LOCAL LAWS REGULARLY. Never needed a GED since my state allowed diplomas generated by my parents registered homeschool. Scored high enough on my ACT/SAT tests for National Merit and went to college just fine. Definitely look for a local homeschooler group. A lot of them are attached to a local church, ymmv on how much religion slips into that if you care. There are secular groups too. The decent groups will pool resources for field trips, sports facilities/programs, etc. that you can't do yourself. It's a great way to meet like minded parents and let your kids socialize. Later on they can organize Proms/dances/parties too. If you're near a decent sized city get a membership at a local science museum. Kids love them and they usually have programs to provide science labs for local schools. Your homeschool can book them too. Finally when they hit high school do enroll them at a local trade school. Most of them allow adult enrollment alongside student concurrent. There are benefits beyond learning a practical skill. It'll give them all the "classroom" experience they need to survive college and the public at large.