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Missouri homeschooling requirements are established by state law and can involve maintaining records of instruction, tracking subjects, and documenting attendance. Families should review current guidance from the Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education or consult a qualified Missouri education professional for the latest requirements. The School House provides curriculum and community support, but families remain responsible for understanding and following applicable state rules.

Free homeschooling options vary by format and eligibility. The School House offers a free, open-to-anyone Mighty Networks community for peer support, idea-sharing, and connection; it is separate from the paid curriculum subscription. Families can use that community as a starting point while comparing public resources, libraries, local groups, and other no-cost educational supports available in Missouri.

Homeschooling costs in Missouri vary based on curriculum, materials, activities, technology, and support selected by each family. The School House Homeschool program costs $125 per month per learner through ten monthly payments or $1,200 per learner annually. Both plans include the same curriculum and support features. Physical TSH Materials Boxes are optional and purchased separately; the Mighty Networks community is free.

The program includes the Pre-K–8 American Emergent Curriculum delivered in eight-week sessions, 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 a digital welcome box, ongoing communications, and access to related educational content. Optional physical materials are available separately.

The School House describes its curriculum as secular in orientation while emphasizing character, kindness, gratitude, civics, art, and interconnected academic learning. Lessons weave reading, writing, math, and science together rather than treating subjects as completely separate. Families should review the curriculum materials and teaching approach to determine whether they align with their household’s educational goals and values.

Yes. The School House identifies its Mighty Networks community as free and open to anyone, with no TSH Anywhere subscription required. It provides a no-cost way to connect with peers, exchange ideas, and learn more about the organization’s approach. Families seeking the full curriculum, training films, progress tools, and live weekly support would need to consider the paid Homeschool program.

Parents begin by learning the material through curriculum pages and educator training films, then teach lessons in a prepared home environment with live support and community backup. Progress can be tracked through portfolio and reporting tools. This combination gives families a structure for planning, teaching, and reviewing learning while still allowing the home education experience to develop around their child.

Yes. The Build a School offering is a consultative partnership for entrepreneurs, land developers, school districts, and other communities. Support may include ideal-learning-environment design, educator hiring and training, curriculum implementation, launch marketing, enrollment, professional development, and operational guidance. Pricing is not published because the partnership depends on factors such as location, building, enrollment goals, and partnership structure.