Our oldest is entering 9th grade next year. We've homeschooled since K with one year in a cyber charter (loved the curriculum, not so much working with the school). We live in Pennsylvania, so we can enroll her in a degree granting program, so no problem with that.
We currently use Sonlight, but neither dd nor I are thrilled with their high school cores. Their literature looks good, but not the cores, especially not the history/social science (I used to teach 6- university history and Social Studies so I'm really picky). She also doesn't like the Physical Science she's doing with Sonlight, and they use the same series/authors through the rest of high school.
That's where we are. We've considered K12 and Seton but neither work for us for a variety of reasons. So now we're at Alpha Omega. Anyone use that? How did they like it? Is Switched on Schoolhouse much better than the Lifepacs?
We're sticking with Sonlight for oldest ds through core 7, then who knows. With husband deploying to Afghanistan next month, they might all end up in school after I'm committed to a mental hospital after being alone with four kids for a couple months.
Thanks.
Julie
Good luck!
We're doing a mixture of different curriculums based on what we've used this past year, what works and what doesn't...etc. We are using Apologia for Science/Biology and using Math U See for Math. We are using BJU for Language Arts and Writing Skills and Deeper Roots for Bible Study. We have some things we're comparing for History and I think we'll stick with The Rosetta Stone for Foreign Language, plus add in a good Latin/Greek root program 
