Homeschooling Groups for Connected Family Learning

Start with statewide homeschool associations, library bulletin boards, community centers, and parent groups on platforms such as Facebook or Meetup. Search by your city, county, and children’s age range, then ask about regular meetups, field trips, co-ops, and membership expectations. The School House also offers a free Mighty Networks community where families can exchange ideas and build connections beyond their immediate area.

Both enrollment plans include the Pre-K–8 American Emergent Curriculum, eight-week learning sessions, more than 400 educator training films, printables and lesson materials, Transparent Classroom progress and portfolio tools, live weekly educator support, office hours, and access to the School House Member Community. Optional physical materials boxes are available separately for families who prefer additional hands-on resources.

The School House homeschool program serves learners from Pre-K through 8th grade, generally supporting children approximately ages 3 through 12. Lessons are organized to help parents guide developmentally appropriate learning while connecting reading, writing, math, science, art, civics, entrepreneurship, gratitude, and kindness rather than presenting every subject in isolation.

The monthly plan is $125 per learner for 10 monthly payments during the school year. The annual plan is $1,200 per learner when paid upfront. Both options include the same curriculum, training, support, progress tools, and member-community access. Physical TSH Materials Boxes are optional and purchased separately, so families can choose whether they need them.

Parents can use more than 400 training films to understand how to prepare and teach lessons before working with their child. The program also provides live weekly educator and founder support sessions, recorded sessions for later viewing, scheduled office hours, email updates, and member-community access. These resources give families multiple ways to ask questions and stay supported.

The program uses Transparent Classroom, an online progress and portfolio tool that helps families document learning over time. Parents can use it alongside the curriculum’s reporting process to organize completed work, observe development, and maintain useful records. Consistent documentation can also help families prepare portfolios or records that may be required by their state or local homeschool rules.

No. The School House describes its curriculum as screen-minimal and centers learning on printed materials, parent-led lessons, hands-on activities, and a prepared home environment. Digital tools support the parent through training films, live sessions, community access, and progress tracking, rather than replacing direct teaching and active learning with screens.

Yes. Enrolled families receive access to the School House Member Community, where they can share ideas, encouragement, and practical experiences with other parents. The organization also offers a free Mighty Networks community open to anyone, including families who are exploring homeschooling before enrollment. These spaces can complement local co-ops, playgroups, and regional homeschool events.