Would you or other Religious Ed directors be more willing to accept homeschooled religious education is the parents used a text or course approved by the diocese and used something online with scoring? I have looked into a program that appears to have online scoring, and if they could provide me with a tabulation, would that be more credible to directors? I’m recently reconverted, but my baptized children are not, but I’m still responsible as a Christian for their education and, of course, to teach a western child about the Christian faith one would be exposing them to the Catholic church in history, belief and practice, which is my belief. I am concerned about putting them into the classroom program since they will be playing catchup with a bunch of kids in a program focused on sacrament production. I thought an online program would be a reliable way of teaching required material and supplementing other things I do, such as reading the Bible and studying Christian ethics in dealing with others (eg The Christian Girl’s Guide.)
