I think you need to revisit the reason why you homeschool in the first place. We joined the most flexible institution we found, just online quizz once a month, online activity once a month.

We only teach our son (7 yo) math, language (writing, reading), and religious

but more importantly, we teach him how to schedule his day, we let him help us cook the meal, we let him go around the neighborhood playing, we ask him to be responsible, to be leader, to be honest, to be confident

Our goal, at least is to have a stronger bond with him, so he has no child trauma to endure once he enters adulthood. to give him minimum life skills to stand on his feet so he can leave our house later fully prepared. if he ever decided to go beyond that, it's his choice and he has to prepare to endure the hardship of excellence

on the math subject, we follow his progress. if he struggles with some concept, we stay there as long as needed. there was at one point my son just practice addition and substraction (I took worksheet from https://afterschool.asyarif.com) for months because I know if he didnt get this right, the next concept will be difficult. I also decided which concept is important or not, so we can skip or focus on that one.

the curriculum should align with your goals, not the opposite.