Compare Homeschool Curriculum Options

The free option is the Mighty Networks community, which is open to anyone and does not require a TSH Anywhere subscription. It functions as a no-cost entry point for peer support, idea-sharing, and exploration. It is separate from the paid homeschool curriculum, which includes structured lessons, training films, printables, progress tools, weekly support, and member community access.

The paid homeschool program costs $125 per month per learner, billed through ten monthly payments across the school year, or $1,200 per year per learner when paid upfront. Both payment options include the same curriculum and features. The pricing is per child rather than per family, and physical TSH Materials Boxes are optional purchases outside the base plan.

Both payment options include the Pre-K through eighth-grade American Emergent Curriculum, eight-week sessions, more than 400 educator training films, printables and lesson materials, the Transparent Classroom progress and portfolio tool, live weekly educator support, and School House Member Community access. Families also receive a digital welcome box, while physical materials boxes can be purchased separately.

The curriculum is described as secular in orientation while emphasizing character, kindness, gratitude, and community. It brings academic subjects together with entrepreneurship, civics, art, and social development rather than presenting learning as disconnected subject areas. Families should review the curriculum materials and educational approach to determine whether they align with their own preferences.

The paid homeschool curriculum serves learners from Pre-K through eighth grade and is designed for children roughly ages three to twelve. The program uses interconnected lessons, educator training films, printables, and progress tracking. Families should consider the learner’s developmental stage and educational goals when determining how the available curriculum fits their home learning plan.

Build a School is a consultative partnership for entrepreneurs, land developers, districts, and other communities interested in creating an enduring educational institution. Support can include branding, learning-environment design, educator hiring and training, curriculum implementation, launch marketing and enrollment, professional development, and ongoing educational operations. Partnership terms are discussed directly rather than purchased through published self-serve pricing.

No dollar figures, licensing fees, royalty percentages, minimum investment thresholds, or cost estimates are published for Build a School. The offer may involve variables such as location, building, enrollment goals, staffing, and partnership structure. Prospective partners are directed toward a conversation with The School House so the opportunity can be considered in its specific context.

Yes. The Mighty Networks community is explicitly free and open to anyone, so families can explore the community and exchange ideas without a TSH Anywhere subscription. Choosing the free community does not provide the complete paid curriculum package. Families seeking structured lessons, training films, progress tools, and live weekly educator support would need the paid homeschool program.