Personalized Learning Program for Growing Learners

A personalized learning program adapts the learning experience around a child’s pace, interests, strengths, and support needs while maintaining clear educational goals. At The School House, families use an interconnected Pre-K–8 curriculum, educator guidance, lesson materials, and progress tools to create a structured learning experience. Rather than isolating subjects, lessons connect reading, writing, math, science, art, civics, and character development.

The School House homeschool curriculum is designed for learners from Pre-K through eighth grade, generally serving children around ages 3 to 12. Materials are organized in eight-week sessions that encourage deeper exploration of connected topics. Families can use the available training films, printables, and progress resources to tailor lesson delivery and pacing to their learner’s developmental stage and readiness.

Parents or caregivers first review the curriculum pages and educator training films, then lead lessons in a prepared learning environment at home. The program provides printables, lesson materials, weekly live educator support, office hours, a member community, and Transparent Classroom for tracking progress and building portfolios. This structure gives families guidance while preserving flexibility in their daily learning routine.

Both homeschool payment options include the complete curriculum 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. A digital welcome box is also included at signup. Physical materials boxes may be purchased separately as an optional addition.

The homeschool program is offered at $125 per month per learner for 10 monthly payments during the school year, or $1,200 per learner when paid annually. Both options include the same program features; the difference is payment timing. Pricing is per child, and optional physical TSH Materials Boxes are purchased separately from the base curriculum subscription.

No. The School House describes its approach as screen-minimal and centers learning on educator-led, hands-on experiences. Digital tools support parents and caregivers through training films, live sessions, community access, and progress tracking, while the child’s lessons use curriculum pages, printables, activities, and a prepared learning environment. This balance keeps technology focused on support rather than replacing active learning.

Families can use Transparent Classroom, the program’s online progress and portfolio tool, to record learning and document a child’s development over time. The School House also provides a personalized reporting approach that helps educators organize evidence of completed work, lesson participation, and growth. A well-maintained portfolio can make it easier for families to review progress and communicate learning outcomes.

Yes. Through Build a School, The School House works with entrepreneurs, developers, and school districts interested in launching an adaptable educational model. Support can include curriculum implementation, learning-environment design, educator hiring and training, launch marketing, enrollment guidance, professional development, and operational assistance. Each partnership is developed through conversation because facility, staffing, enrollment, and local community needs vary.