Obviously, you did not read my entire posts. That is one of the reasons that I was called to homeschool. Believe me, there is more to homeschooling than just the basic "R's", if that what your mindset is. I also have to work at social interaction, extracurricular activities at my own expense (because we are not allowed to participate with the public school's in my state, even though we pay for it in our tax dollars).
But I stay strong in my conviction that homeschooling IS NOT for everyone. It is difficult work, and it requires patience, persistence, and a total modification of lifestyle. And I will add from the female perspective it is emotionally draining at times.
Some may not be capable of handling this lifestyle, and as I said, it is a choice a person makes and you cannot falter once you make that decision.
I understand where the Church is headed with this idea, I just don't think every parent can do this form of education. And I don't want to be scrutinized as a result of a Church mandate.