EF core usage in multi database application

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Basic situation is:
Application manages a standard set of records for an organization. It will work on only one organization at a time.

App must be able to create a new organization on request. App should be able to create a database for a new organization using the same schema as in the original DB.

There is no need to manage or analyze data across organizations.

One organization will not know about any other organization.

The App must be able to change from one org to another on request.

So if the user wants to work with the records for an organization, they will request the organization in a manner similar to opening a new file.

The records for each org need to be in a database and I want to use EFCore.

Each set of organization records has exactly the same schema.

The record set for a single organization could become large over time.

App would ship with one Organization DB created.

Operation would be obvious until the time arrived to add a new organization.
It might go something like this:
Take in the Organization particulars (name, etc.)
Generate a DBName
Set the new connection string.
Copy the existing DB schema into the new DB
Store the new Org in the Orgs file
Reset the dbContext with the new Connection string
Operate on the new org.

Changing from one existing org to another should be simpler:
Select the desired org from the Orgs file
Reset the dbContext with the new Connection string.
Operate on the new org.

I am asking for:
Experienced advice on the feasibility of this approach.
Answers to some of the questions.
And/or references to resources for my education on approaches.

Essentially I am asking for ways to dynamically change the dbContext for a desired database.
I think the obvious questions are:
1. How is the best way to create the new DB Schema? ( in a SQL script; or a copy function that might exist I don’t know about; or…)
2. How do I reset the dbContext to the correct DB?
Thank you in advance for any advice.

What I have tried:

I have reviewed all I can find on EFCore and multiple databases. I found nothing quite like this situation.