I am hoping that someone has some advice for me. My daughter, who is a HS sophomore, recently found out that she will be studying in Japan starting in March 2017 through the first month of February 2018. She is “over the moon” excited at this opportunity. My joy is slightly tempered by the fact that my daughter will be gone for almost 11 months.
On the downside, we thought that we had her school/credit requirements solved through the district online public school program. We were told by her HS that was the route to go. Yesterday, we found out that online school will probably not work. So now, we are back to the drawing board. Basically, my daughter is looking to start and finish the second semester of Precalc, Civics, English and possibly one other class before she leaves in March. Her HS has already stated that she cannot get credit for any classes in Spring semester as she is leaving in March. While she would probably be able to still graduate without Spring semester credits, it would be tight. Furthermore, I don’t want her to not be in school for several months. That is just not an option. The only option that I have seen is BYU online which is fairly expensive. Has anyone been through this or are there homeschoolers out there who might have some suggestions?
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