Should one educate their son at home despite the low standard of education, or send him to high school despite the prevalence of corruption within it?

The guardian must choose the best school for his children, one that is Islamic and not co-educational, even if this requires additional effort or expenses, or moving to another city if such schools are not available. If this is not possible, homeschooling is recommended, even if it has minor shortcomings. In the event that the child must be enrolled in unsuitable schools, the father bears a double burden in monitoring and remedying the causes of corruption that the child may be exposed to.