I used A Beka extensively in grade and high school and don't recommend. The math curriculum is weak and the science books are written by young earth creationists. Their math books seriously don't teach set theory because it's an afront to God because apparently it's postmodern or something. My computer science degree disagrees but ok... Their ancient history gets a little iffy as well because the earth is only 6000 years old to them.
Most of the other stuff is average quality even if overly religious. Either way I'd recommend getting material that prioritizes education over hard-line religious dogma.
Their grammar books used to be pretty solid back in the day (like 1980's) but completely agree otherwise. We're homeschooling my son and using a mix of that time4learning site supplemented with tons of other stuff we've found in stores.
Came here to say this. Homeschool your spawn
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I used A Beka extensively in grade and high school and don't recommend. The math curriculum is weak and the science books are written by young earth creationists. Their math books seriously don't teach set theory because it's an afront to God because apparently it's postmodern or something. My computer science degree disagrees but ok... Their ancient history gets a little iffy as well because the earth is only 6000 years old to them.
Most of the other stuff is average quality even if overly religious. Either way I'd recommend getting material that prioritizes education over hard-line religious dogma.
Their grammar books used to be pretty solid back in the day (like 1980's) but completely agree otherwise. We're homeschooling my son and using a mix of that time4learning site supplemented with tons of other stuff we've found in stores.