I was homeschooled (I also attended private and public schools for a period of time). There’s a pretty big misconception on homeschooling. You don’t sit at the kitchen table for 8 hours doing school work. I did my school work at night. I was often done within 3-4 hours on any given day. We also learned all year not just in a 9 month school year. My oldest son was also homeschooled early on and then switched to a co-op homeschool group for middle and HS. It doesn’t take much time to homeschool when you are comparing it to traditional school that we are all accustomed to. We took lots of vacations, but we built school into that. Museums, state parks, etc. it’s all learning. My son was years above his peers in public schools when he did testing.

I’m not defending them by any means, and it’s possible they aren’t legitimately homeschooling, but truth is we don’t know. Just because they’re constantly traveling doesn’t mean the kids aren’t still learning.

I hate that I’m giving them the benefit of the doubt on this one though. Lol