Secular Homeschool Language Arts Curriculum

Give your child a connected, secular approach to language arts within The School House’s science-based homeschool curriculum. Designed for Pre-K through 8th grade, lessons build reading, writing, communication, and critical-thinking skills through meaningful topics rather than isolated drills. Parents receive practical teaching guidance, printable materials, progress tools, and live support to create a confident learning rhythm at home.

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Our Secular Homeschool Language Arts Curriculum Services

Integrated curriculum resources and support that help families guide meaningful, structured language arts learning at home.

Integrated Language Arts

Connected lessons strengthen reading, writing, vocabulary, discussion, and critical thinking while linking language development to science, civics, art, and other meaningful subjects.

Parent Educator Training

Access 400+ training films that help parents understand lesson delivery, prepare a supportive learning environment, and confidently guide each child’s learning experience.

Progress Portfolio Tools

Use Transparent Classroom to document progress, organize portfolios, and maintain a clear record of learning as your child works through each eight-week session.

Structured, Secular Learning

Language Arts That Connects Learning

The School House brings language arts into a broader learning experience instead of treating reading and writing as separate, disconnected subjects. The American Emergent Curriculum combines thoughtful printables, hands-on lessons, and educator guidance to help children build communication skills with purpose. Families receive complete eight-week sessions, live weekly support, portfolio tracking, and a member community—giving parents structure while preserving the flexibility of homeschooling.

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Why Choose The School House?

A research-informed homeschool experience built to make thoughtful education more accessible to families.

Science-Based Design

Curriculum reflects current educational research and was developed through years of live school testing.

Complete Support

Training films, live weekly sessions, and community connection help parents teach with greater confidence.

Connected Learning

Language arts connects naturally with science, civics, art, kindness, and practical critical-thinking experiences.

Nationwide Access

Families across the United States can use a structured program without leaving their home learning environment.

Meet The School House

A team reimagining education for modern American families.

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Mimosa Jones Tunney

Founder

Mimosa Jones Tunney is the Founder of The School House, an innovative educational organization she established in 2017 with a bold mission to reimagine American schooling from the ground up. Drawing on extensive experience in education and meticulous research into the systemic shortcomings of the American school system, Mimosa designed a new kind of curriculum rooted in today's science and a reformed teacher culture that challenges traditional norms. Her work centers on creating a replicable, affordable school model that any community — public or private — can build for a fraction of typical costs, ensuring working families nationwide have access to quality education. Mimosa's deep commitment to children, communities, and the future of American education drives every aspect of The School House's vision and growth.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a secular homeschool language arts curriculum?

A secular homeschool language arts curriculum teaches reading, writing, vocabulary, grammar, communication, and critical-thinking skills without religious instruction or doctrine. The School House incorporates these skills into its broader American Emergent Curriculum, connecting them with subjects such as science, civics, art, and entrepreneurship. This approach gives children opportunities to practice language in meaningful academic and real-world contexts.

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Established Since 2017

Eight years advancing a new education model.

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Nationwide Family Access

Structured support available to homeschool families nationwide.

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