Fall 2026 · Registration Open

A full-day model, thoughtfully built around your family.

Beginning Fall 2026, Ms. Bee's Homeschool, LLC is transitioning to a structured full-day program designed to provide a strong academic foundation, meaningful relationships, and a supportive learning environment where students can grow in knowledge, confidence, and character.

2026–2027 Vision

Why a full-day model.

The full-day format helps us comply with city regulations and—more importantly—creates more meaningful learning time together while keeping other days open for one-on-one and small-group tutoring.

Students study within the Medieval time period, with instruction tailored to their age and ability. Students are grouped intentionally to ensure appropriate pacing, support, and challenge while encouraging deeper project-based learning, collaboration, and mentorship between older and younger students.

At Ms. Bee's Homeschool, LLC, we believe homeschooling is about strengthening the family, fostering meaningful relationships, discovering each child's unique strengths, developing independence and confidence, and creating a lifelong love of learning within a supportive community.

Before the School Day

Free Optional Bible Time

Offered separately at no cost before the academic program. Families may choose whether or not to participate.

Enrollment

At a glance
  • Enroll in Tuesday only, Wednesday only, or both full days
  • $50 registration fee per student
  • $800 per full day, per semester
  • $160 per month payment option available (5 installments)
  • TBD material fee per student (covers core academic supplies)
  • Additional elective material fees may apply
  • Designed for ages 6–16
  • Space is very limited — enrollment will be capped
  • Tutoring services available on non-program days

Full-Day Schedule

Tuesday

Tuesday is Full
  1. 9:00 – 9:30

    Bible (free class)

    Students study the Epistles through reading, narration, discussion, and application — aligned with our Medieval focus to see how biblical truth shaped the Church and history.

  2. 9:30 – 10:15

    Geography

    Map work, regional exploration, trade routes, kingdoms, and cultural awareness to understand how location shaped historical events.

  3. 10:15 – 11:15

    Literature

    Age-appropriate living books from the Medieval era with emphasis on narration, vocabulary, comprehension, and thoughtful discussion.

  4. 11:15 – 12:00

    Spelling & Phonics / Spelling Mentor

    Younger students build literacy foundations; older students serve as Spelling Mentors, reinforcing mastery while developing leadership.

  5. 12:00 – 12:30

    Lunch

    A shared break together.

  6. 12:30 – 1:30

    Botany

    Plant science through observation journals, hands-on experiments, and structured scientific vocabulary.

  7. 1:30 – 2:30

    Elective Hour

    Rotating practical and creative workshops — woodshop, first aid, photography, baking, engineering challenges, crafting, life skills, and more.

Full-Day Schedule

Wednesday

Wednesday is Full
  1. 9:00 – 9:30

    Bible (free class)

    Continued study of the Epistles alongside our Medieval focus, exploring how Scripture shaped the Church and history.

  2. 9:30 – 10:15

    Math / Art Appreciation, Poetry & Drawing

    Younger students receive focused math instruction; older students study Medieval art, poetry, symbolism, and drawing techniques.

  3. 10:15 – 11:15

    Grammar & Writing

    Students grouped by level for focused instruction in composition, sentence structure, editing, narration, vocabulary, and clear communication.

  4. 11:15 – 12:00

    Botany

    Continued scientific study reinforcing observation, documentation, critical thinking, and applied reasoning.

  5. 12:00 – 12:30

    Lunch

    A shared break together.

  6. 12:30 – 1:30

    History Projects

    Deep engagement with the Medieval period through timelines, narration, hands-on projects, map work, and historical analysis.

  7. 1:30 – 2:30

    Elective Hour

    Rotating practical and creative workshops — woodshop, first aid, photography, baking, engineering challenges, crafting, life skills, and more.

Outside Program Days

One-on-one tutoring & support.

Individual tutoring on select days outside the program — for students who need extra support in a subject, are building foundational reading or math, or want help with homeschool assignments. Available as 1:1, small group, or homework help sessions.

Explore tutoring
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Both days are full.

Tuesday and Wednesday full-day programs are currently at capacity. Reach out to be considered for a future opening.