CURRICULUM DIRECTORY

Homeschool Curriculum Directory

Our honest favorites, by style. We don't sell curriculum and we don't take pay for placement, so when we say who something isn't for, we mean it.

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Worldview tags: Christian (faith woven in), Secular (no religious content), or Faith-neutral (works for either). Faith-neutral can still carry small assumptions, so check each card's notes. We label every option and never hide faith-based picks.

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  • Schoolhouse Teachers

    Traditional/School-at-home

    ChristianModerateParent-ledPreK to 12

    Best for: Christian families wanting one affordable all-subjects, all-grades membership with done-for-you lesson plans for the whole household.

    Not for: Not for families wanting secular materials, and not ideal for those who prefer a single polished sequence over a large mix-and-match library.

    All-in-one curriculum platform with 400+ self-paced courses across grade levels. Christian-based, with lesson planning tools, videos, and printables in one membership.

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  • Power Homeschool (Acellus)

    Traditional/School-at-home

    Faith-neutralModerateMix of bothOpen-and-goPreK to 12

    Best for: Families wanting video-taught core courses their child can mostly work through independently while the parent supervises and motivates.

    Not for: Not for families wanting an accredited diploma or teacher support, since that is the more expensive Acellus Academy, and the parent is still the official teacher of record.

    At-home version of Acellus Academy. Video-based courses in core subjects and electives for K-12. Self-paced with built-in assessments and progress tracking.

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