
Ages 10–12
Junior Academy
Claire Bennett
Responsibility, character, basic homemaking, beginning cooking, hygiene, etiquette, family participation, and personal safety.
Tour Junior Academy
Est. for a lifetime of stewardship
The Homemaker's Calling
“Strength and honour are her clothing; and she shall rejoice in time to come.”Proverbs 31:25
The philosophy
Homemaking is home management. It is planning, organization, budgeting, cooking, hospitality, safety, and household leadership — not merely cleaning for someone else.
Christian womanhood includes character, service, and family stewardship. It never requires tolerating abuse, coercion, violence, financial control, degradation, sexual pressure, or unsafe behavior.
Serving a family must not require abandoning education, financial knowledge, personal safety, boundaries, talents, goals, health, identity, spiritual growth, or personal responsibility.
Marriage and motherhood are honored as important possible adult callings. Every student is also prepared to function as a competent, responsible adult.
Students are taught to think, plan, prioritize, communicate, make decisions, and solve problems.
Three academies

Ages 10–12
Claire Bennett
Responsibility, character, basic homemaking, beginning cooking, hygiene, etiquette, family participation, and personal safety.
Tour Junior AcademyAges 13–15
Margaret Callahan
Independent household skills, meals, grocery shopping, budgeting basics, hospitality, communication, healthy boundaries, and leadership.
Tour Intermediate Academy
Ages 16–18
Adelaide Harrington
Adult household management, financial literacy, marriage preparation, parenting education, insurance, taxes, and the Household Management Challenge.
Tour Senior AcademyFifteen modules
Module 01
Integrity, humility, self-respect, emotional maturity, and the difference between gentleness and allowing mistreatment.
Module 02
Homemaking as household management: routines, cleaning, organization, and creating a peaceful home.
Module 03
Sorting, labels, stains, folding, ironing, closet care, and basic sewing so clothing lasts.
Module 04
Safety, recipes, meals, baking, grocery shopping, budgeting food, and cooking for a family.
Module 05
Calendars, bills, utilities, inventories, records, and the leadership required to run a home.
Module 06
Banking, budgets, credit, insurance, taxes, and recognizing financial abuse before adulthood.
Module 07
Welcoming guests, table setting, holidays, potlucks, overnight visitors, and gracious conversation.
Module 08
Introductions, dining, digital manners, church and funeral etiquette, and public conduct.
Module 09
Listening, disagreement, apology, family meetings, and the truth that peace is not silence about harm.
Module 10
Prayer, Scripture, stewardship, traditions, church life, and learning your own family's convictions.
Module 11
Character over chemistry, shared values, money, warning signs, consent, and questions couples must ask.
Module 12
Safe caregiving, milestones, routines, attachment, and the preparation parenting actually requires.
Module 13
First aid, fire, weather, 911, emergency kits, documents, and a family meeting place.
Module 14
Hygiene, rest, nutrition, mental health, modest presentation, and the truth that caregivers must be cared for.
Module 15
Finishing school, college or trade, work, ministry, leadership, and using God-given gifts.
Membership
$400 for one age group. $4,000 for churches and private schools — every classroom plus the admin roster.
Start the free tour →Parents enrolling their own child
$400one-time payment
Full access to the entire 36-week course for one age group.
Churches & private schools only
$4,000one-time upfront fee
Full access to every classroom and age-group course, plus an admin dashboard.
