The only problem with homeschooli thing for some kids is socializing. I have met some that don't have the socal skills when dealing with others. Some do not all have these problems.

I have chosen to send my children to a religious school. It costs a bit and we have to very purposefully save for tuition, but having the religious background was important for us. I encourage homeschooling, but it wasn't for my family.

We home schooled our 2 oldest kids and it went well. We weren't going to put them in public school because of the secularism that dictates the curriculum and the anti Christian bias. We later put our other kids in the local Catholic school system.
I say that the case for home schooling is even stronger now.

"The right to mold the political, moral, and religious opinions of ... children is a right exclusively and jealously reserved by our laws to every parent; and for the government to attempt, directly or indirectly, as to these matters, to stand in the parent's place, is an undertaking of very questionable policy. Such an attempt cannot fail to excite a feeling of jealousy, with respect to our public schools, the results of which could not but be disastrous." - Massachusetts Special Legislative Committee, 1840

We will be sending our kids to public school but I am preparing myself to teaching them logical questioning, philosophy, religion and dealing with people who are wrong but in authority.

Makes me think of "The Magic Engineer," LE Modesitt - where the order engineers are sent into exile among the chaos magicians.

If it’s done right, and the children are socialised properly in after school activities then I don’t see an issue with it. Unfortunately this is very rarely the case. It’s highly unlikely that a children’s parents will have the range of knowledge to teach a child proficiently in every subject in a full curriculum. Using a large pool of private tutors would be great, if you could vet them and make sure they don’t include personal political agendas, but the cost would be ridiculous. If I was rich, I’d definitely consider going down this route. You’d need to spend most of your day with your children and the socialisation aspect would need a lot of time and effort to ensure your kid has plenty of friends though.

I'm a home schooled-parent (meaning, we home schooled our daughter most of the way through. She and hubby are homeschooling our grandchildren and my cousin is home schooling HER children. So I'm highly in favor of it and feel sorry for the neighbors.

I successfully homeschooled 3 kids from K-12. Coworkers and bosses thank me for raising such good young men, they have wonderful and varied interests, none have had run-ins with the law, none have addictions, none have baby-Mamas, all are good citizens and thoughtful people. Homeschooling can be a wonderful option.