Claire teaches this hall
Ages 10–12
Junior Academy
Responsibility, character, basic homemaking, beginning cooking, hygiene, etiquette, family participation, and personal safety.
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Faith · Family · Homemaking · Character · Stewardship · Womanhood
Homemaker Family Academy
The Homemaker's Calling
A Christian homemaking & household-leadership school for girls 10–18
“Strength and honour are her clothing; and she shall rejoice in time to come.”Proverbs 31:25
The Homemaker's Calling
Faith
Ordinary days. Living Scripture.
Serving a family must not require abandoning education, financial knowledge, personal safety, boundaries, talents, goals, health, identity, spiritual growth, or personal responsibility.
The Homemaker's Calling
Family
A peaceful and organized home.
Marriage and motherhood are honored as important possible adult callings. Every student is also prepared to function as a competent, responsible adult.
The Homemaker's Calling
Homemaking
Household leadership — not merely cleaning.
Homemaking is home management. It is planning, organization, budgeting, cooking, hospitality, safety, and household leadership — not merely cleaning for someone else.
The Homemaker's Calling
Character
Integrity when nobody is watching.
Christian womanhood includes character, service, and family stewardship. It never requires tolerating abuse, coercion, violence, financial control, degradation, sexual pressure, or unsafe behavior.
The Homemaker's Calling
Stewardship
Money, time, and the household budget.
Students are taught to think, plan, prioritize, communicate, make decisions, and solve problems.
The Homemaker's Calling
Womanhood
Prepared to care for herself and a future family.
Marriage and motherhood are honored as important possible adult callings. Every student is also prepared to function as a competent, responsible adult.
Academy year
Hover a course. Read what she will learn.
Fifteen modules. Rest the pointer on a seal. Click to read the course.
Three academies
She is placed by age. The lessons meet her there.
Meg teaches this hall
Ages 13–15
Intermediate Academy
Independent household skills, meals, grocery shopping, budgeting basics, hospitality, communication, healthy boundaries, and leadership.
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Adelaide teaches this hall
Ages 16–18
Senior Academy
Adult household management, financial literacy, marriage preparation, parenting education, insurance, taxes, and the Household Management Challenge.
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Headmistress
Mrs. Elizabeth Hale
Headmistress & Mentor
Mrs. Hale is the academy headmistress. Claire, Meg, and Adelaide teach the classrooms. She mentors faculty, walks visitors through the halls, and signs the official transcript and diploma at year's end.
Warm, educated, and unhurried. Mrs. Hale teaches homemaking as stewardship and leadership. She is approachable, precise, and fiercely protective of her students' safety and dignity.
About the AcademyBegin wherever you wish
The Academy is open to explore.
Register, tour, or sit with a hall teacher — each path stands on its own. Take the free tour before you pay.
Apply / Register
Enroll for the 36-week year. $1,000 for one age group, or $10,000 for churches and private schools.
Take the Free Academy Tour
Walk the campus. No account required.
Enter the Grand Foyer
Marble, chandelier, and the three academy doors.
Explore the three academies
See how Junior, Intermediate, and Senior share the year.
View the Campus Catalog
Read-only classes by age, the 36-week curriculum, and slideshows. Sitting for class stays locked until the assigned week.
The Curriculum Journal
Mrs. Hale on the cover. Turn every page. Write the week.
The kitchen
Cooking, hospitality, and a gracious table.
Read parent information
What families should know about the year.
Contact the Academy
Write the academy office at nfo.homefamilyacademy@outlook.com.
Academy office
Write to us.
nfo.homefamilyacademy@outlook.com
A complete 36-week course for ages 10–18. One-time membership. Register any day.
$1,000 parent package · $10,000 churches and private schools.