Weird is well-adjusted.
​And super successful.

Homeschool has always been a little weird. And there's something wonderful about that. Today's brand of weird is the best it's ever been—homeschoolers are thriving academically, socially, and emotionally, growing into confident, successful adults who are ready to make a positive impact on the world. Consider the following facts.

Why Families Choose Homeschooling

The data shows that families choose homeschooling for all kinds of reasons, and some stand out more than others. It’s clear that homeschooling offers the flexibility to meet unique needs, whether it’s about safety, academics, or creating a more personalized learning experience—things that traditional schools don’t always provide.

Source: US Department of Education  

Social and Emotional Aspect of Homeschooling

Homeschooled students thrive socially and emotionally. Research shows they’re more likely to volunteer, engage in their communities, and take part in family learning activities like visiting libraries, museums, and events. Growing up interacting with people of all ages, they build confidence, adaptability, and healthy self-esteem. This foundation leads to lower depression, a more positive outlook on college, and greater academic persistence. Homeschooling fosters curious, capable, and connected individuals ready to thrive.