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Looking for clarity on funding opportunities, Texas education policy, and practical tools to support your homeschool or co-op community? These curated Google Docs are designed to give families and organizers quick access to reliable resources. Whether you’re just starting out or building a thriving network, you’ll find guidance here to help your leadership grow with confidence and purpose.

In Texas, homeschooling is legally considered private schooling. That gives families a lot of freedom and flexibility, but it also means the Texas Education Agency (TEA) does not provide free curriculum, laptops, or direct funding for independent homeschoolers.

Still, there are two main paths families can take. 👉🏼 Read more

This guide breaks down the most recent Texas education laws and what they mean for homeschool families, co-ops, hybrid models, and private Christian schools. From Education Savings Accounts (ESAs) and homeschooling protections to new religious rights legislation, the document explains the opportunities, limits, and cultural shifts shaping education in Texas. It’s a practical overview to help leaders and families understand funding options, legal freedoms, and what to expect as policies roll out in the coming years. 👉🏼 Read more

This practical checklist helps homeschool families plan and track high school coursework year by year. Aligned with typical graduation and college-prep expectations, it covers core subjects, electives, and service opportunities; making it easy to keep records for transcripts, scholarships, and future goals. A simple, flexible tool for both parents and students to stay organized and on track through the high school journey. 👉🏼 Review & Print

This guide brings together the most important information and resources for homeschooling families in Texas. It summarizes state requirements, helpful TEA (Texas Education Agency) links, and graduation planning tips to help parents support their students from high school through college and career. 👉🏼 Read more

Homeschooling is a big step, and while it can be rewarding, the costs for curriculum, technology, books, and memberships can feel overwhelming. The good news is there is real support out there to help families make homeschooling more affordable.  👉🏼 Read more

Technology should never be the reason a child can’t learn at home. Laptops, internet, and hotspots can get expensive, but families across Texas do have real options for free or affordable access. 👉🏼 Read more