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Frequently Asked Questions

We know choosing the right homeschool support system is a big decision—so we’ve gathered the most common questions families and future Pod Leaders ask. From how our lessons work to what support you’ll receive, everything you need to feel confident is right here.

Still have questions? Don’t worry—we’re always here to help.

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Question 1: What is a Pod?

A Pod is a small group of 10–20 homeschool moms learning and growing together. Each Pod is led by a Pod Leader and supported by a Pod Specialist, creating a built-in community where you can ask questions, share wins, and get the help you need—all while using a proven, visual-based curriculum.

Question 2: What subjects are included?

Our system covers core academic subjects like Reading, Writing, Math, History, Science, and Civics—taught through visual learning, multisensory activities, and games that lead to fast, stress-free recall.

Question 3: Do you follow grade levels?

No—we follow concepts, not grade levels. That means your child works at the level that matches their current understanding, not their age or grade. If they’ve mastered a concept, they move on. If not, we build the foundation they need.

Question 4: What does a typical lesson look like?

Each week introduces a new concept using visual frameworks and hands-on activities. Then we revisit the previous 3 weeks of material—so your child is working across 4 subjects at once, reinforcing what they’ve learned while building new knowledge.

Question 5: What kind of expert support is available?

Our program is backed by a network of trusted professionals, including doctors, developmental specialists, teachers, therapists, and subject-area experts. This means that when deeper questions or unique learning needs arise, we have the right people in place to help guide families and ensure your child’s education is supported from every angle.

Question 6: “Your methods are a little unorthodox, don’t you think?”

You’re absolutely right—they are. And that’s intentional.

Traditional education often follows a one-size-fits-all, text-heavy, grade-bound approach that doesn’t align with how the mind actually learns best. Our methods are designed around how learning naturally happens: through visual frameworks, hands-on exploration, and multisensory engagement.

We build understanding before memorization, starting with big-picture concepts and layering in details so your child has a clear place to “put” new information. That’s why we use games for recall, visual tools instead of dense worksheets, and concept-based progression instead of grade levels.

It may look different—but it works. And more importantly, it helps children love learning and retain what they know long term.

We’re not here to mimic the system. We’re here to make it better.

Question 7: What about high school transcripts or college? My child has goals"

Absolutely—and we support those goals 100%. Our program is intentionally designed to give your child a strong academic foundation and the flexibility to prepare for whatever path they choose—whether that's college, trade school, entrepreneurship, or anything in between.

We offer:

✅ Transcript support and templates to help you confidently document your child’s learning

✅ Workshops on writing course descriptions, logging hours, and assigning credit

✅ Guidance on aligning our concept-based progression with state requirements and college admissions expectations

Just because we don’t follow traditional grade levels doesn’t mean we’re “less rigorous”—we’re more intentional. Your child will leave this program with:

Deep understanding of subjects

Strong reading, writing, and analytical skills

A transcript that reflects their knowledge and growth

But we go beyond paperwork.

We actively build relationships with local colleges to help our families access dual enrollment opportunities. A significant number of students in our program graduate high school with enough college credits to earn an associate degree—all while learning in a way that honors their development and builds real understanding.

Your child’s goals are possible—and we’re here to help them achieve them with confidence, clarity, and early momentum.