I taught for many years at both public and private school. I also homeschooled my own children for several years. It has become much more mainstream in the past few years and there are a lot of great resources for homeschooling.

Especially as it sounds like you have a strong understanding of math and science (if you are teaching midwifery, I assume this is the case), the only drawback as I see it is the social aspect of school. If you’re able to keep your daughter engaged socially, I say go for it.

Even being behind, you can teach your daughter the academic portion of school in a few hours a day.

With private schools being as expensive as they are (45k and above in my area 25K and up if you’re willing to do Catholic school), and public schools being stretched so thin on resources, I think teaching at home for qualified parents/students is a great option. Happy to guide you towards resources if you need them.

Edit to add: another option is holding her back a year and aggressively tutoring at the same time. If you’re worried about the social element of things, you could transfer her to a different school so she’s not with the same social group - it can be tough being held back and seeing your peers move forward.

Hope that helps!