Florida Homeschooling Grant Support

The School House offers a paid homeschool curriculum and support program; the provided program information does not state that it administers, awards, or guarantees Florida homeschooling grants. Families researching Florida education funding should review the requirements of the relevant state program directly. They can then determine whether curriculum subscriptions, optional materials, or related educational expenses may be eligible under that program’s current rules.

Funding eligibility is determined by the specific Florida scholarship, grant, or education account program and its current approved-expense rules. The School House provides curriculum, training films, printables, progress tools, live support, and community access, but does not state that these costs are automatically covered. Before enrolling, families should verify approved vendors, reimbursement procedures, documentation requirements, and purchase limits with their funding program.

Both enrollment plans include the Pre-K–8 American Emergent Curriculum delivered in eight-week sessions, more than 400 educator training films, printables and lesson materials, Transparent Classroom progress and portfolio tools, live weekly educator support, and access to the School House Member Community. Families also receive ongoing communications and a digital welcome box. Physical TSH Materials Boxes are optional and purchased separately.

The monthly plan is $125 per learner for 10 monthly payments during the school year. The annual plan is $1,200 per learner, paid upfront for the full school year. Both plans include the same program features; the difference is payment timing. Pricing is per child, so families enrolling more than one learner should calculate the cost for each enrolled child. Optional physical materials boxes cost extra.

The School House homeschool program serves learners from Pre-K through eighth grade, generally children around ages 3 to 12. Its curriculum is organized into eight-week sessions that encourage deeper exploration of connected topics. Parents can use the included training films and live support to adapt the prepared learning environment and lesson delivery to their child’s developmental stage, interests, and pace.

The program follows a parent-led model. First, the parent or educator reviews curriculum pages and training films to learn the lesson approach. Next, they present lessons in a prepared home learning environment using the provided printables and materials. Finally, they record progress through the program’s reporting and portfolio tools. Weekly live support, office hours, and member community access provide additional guidance.

Yes. The homeschool program is described as secular while emphasizing character-centered themes such as kindness, gratitude, civics, art, and entrepreneurship. Its lessons are designed to connect subjects rather than teach them as entirely separate silos. Families can review program materials and educational priorities before enrollment to decide whether the curriculum’s science-based, interdisciplinary approach aligns with their home-learning preferences.

Yes. The School House identifies a free Mighty Networks community that is open to anyone and does not require a paid TSHA subscription. Enrolled families also receive access to a members-only community. These spaces are intended for peer support, idea-sharing, and program connection. The paid program further includes weekly live educator support, recorded sessions, office hours, podcasts, and regular email updates.