with NIDES and I am quite certain he wouldn't be graduating at this time if he didn't have the advantage to be home and continue to work at his own pace with his health restrictions. So I am here to say it can be done.  It's actually not scary at all.  Yes it is a big commitment on your part as a parent/facilitator but what a rewarding experience it is. Your child/children learn how to be self motivated learners and what a great foundation for them to have when they are preparing for university/college. The main key to be successful and learn at home is staying committed to the daily schedule.  Everyday is a work day and even sick days you can work in bed....they kids love that one. No homework after dinner or weekends.  .  So great for family time. We have loved the options to plan the year around our own vacations and holidays. The one on one time the students get with their teachers is just the biggest bonus.  I can recall on numerous situations where my children were "stuck" with their work and after ten minuets or maybe thirty or maybe even an hour of being on the phone or online with their teachers they were able to get help they needed  and move on. Connection with the teachers is "key" to success, so remember that one.  We have always found the teachers happy to have the connection as well. When we first started home school