Educational touchdown

My son will be graduating from Kennesaw State University next summer, and my daughter graduates from Etowah High School at the same time.I feel like this has been a 40 year journey in the wilderness just to get them through their respective schools, because neither one has liked their school experience, and Al and I have had to plod, plea, provoke, persist and insist. Adam has honors status and has persevered despite despising college. Gina barely has a 2.0, and she will probably go to a community college next fall, if that. She lacks the motivation to study at all. Adam doesn't want to do graduate school at this time, and that's ok with me. I just can't relate too well to how they feel about education, because I always, absolutely loved being a student, and I excelled fortunately. Adam doesn't abide vainglorious profs or ones with heavy Russian accents,rather prevalent at KSU. Gina doesn't abide anyone in authority - a crucial issue, of course. Adam has hated his college years, and Gina has hated her high school years; both are not convinced that academia/ education is essential for their future endeavors.But we are all hanging in there , even if by a thread. Obviously, come June, this will be moot, since "Mission Impossible" will become mission accomplished.Then on to the next potential nightmare, in a string of nightmares,the ugly job searches. Can you just put a fork in me? I am so done with the educational madness of my offspring.Dragging them both to the educational goalpost is yet another thing I didn't think I would be doing. Parenthood is nothing if not arduous and lifelong. I need an extended warranty on my body and mind.