American homeschoolers

American homeschoolers are families who choose to educate their children at home rather than sending them to public or private schools. They often develop customized curricula tailored to their child's needs and learning styles. Homeschooling allows for flexible schedules and a focus on specific values or interests. While some families homeschool for religious reasons, others do so for academic or personal preferences. Homeschooling is regulated differently across states, and families may participate in co-ops, extracurricular activities, or testing to meet educational standards. It is a recognized alternative or supplement to traditional schooling in the United States.