Most homeschool parents approach high school assuming that required courses have to look exactly like a public school schedule — that passion projects are extracurricular at best, and that specialization means closing doors rather than opening them.
None of that is accurate.
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A mom asked: “Hey, I need some advice. My son is on the spectrum. What is a good homeschool program to use?”
Before we talk about programs, there’s something more important to say first. Your son is not broken. He is not behind in the way that word usually implies. He is not a problem to be solved or a gap to be closed. He processes the world differently than the system was designed for — and that is the system’s limitation, not his.
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