Are you looking for a Christian curriculum (which is what I'm most familiar with), or something secular? Could you continue to use the books she's been using, at least for this year, or is that part of what you want to get away from?

There are many companies (like aBeka) that will sell you a packaged curriculum, covering all the core subjects for her grade level, but I find that it's usually best to pick and choose from different companies to give you a variety of styles.

There's also the question of how your daughter learns best, and how comfortable you are teaching high-school subjects. If you are not confident, you might really need a workbook style curriculum.

Be prepared to spend a fair amount of money, especially if you choose a pre-packaged curriculum. That's why it might be a good idea to continue to use her current textbooks, if that's possible.

Let us know some details, and I'm sure lots of us will be glad to help!

We home schooled with the support of another woman who gave us direction (it helped me a lot). One thing she required of the kids was community service. I can't say enough good about that. My son was a little on the quiet side too, and he gave time at our museum or science and industry once per week. He gave demonstrations in different areas and not only learned, but he also learned to be more comfortable talking in front of others of all ages. It gave him a lot of confidence as well as helping others.