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Three Unique Programs to Support Your Homeschool Journey

Whether you need one class or a full day of instruction, THEO offers flexible programs designed to fit your family’s needs—all taught by experienced Christian educators who love what they do.
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At THEO,

We understand that every family’s homeschool journey looks different. That’s why we offer three distinct programs, each designed to meet families where they are.
Choose individual classes that fill specific gaps in your curriculum. Enroll in our immersive elementary programs that provide structure and community. Or combine both approaches to create the perfect schedule for your child. With over 190+ courses across all three programs, you’ll find the expert instruction and Christian environment your family needs—without compromising the flexibility that makes homeschooling work.
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THEO Classes

Grades: K–12 | Format: In-person & online | Schedule: Flexible à la carte

THEO Classes offer the ultimate flexibility for homeschool families. Choose from core academic subjects, electives, fine arts, and advanced courses—paying only for what your child needs.

Our experienced Christian educators bring both subject expertise and an understanding of homeschooling dynamics. Because our teachers create their own curriculum, they can adapt to different learning styles and paces, giving your child a personalized learning experience you won’t find in traditional settings.

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Popular THEO Classes Include

  • Core Academics: Math (Saxon, Glencoe, and more), Science (Apologia and beyond), English/Literature, History.
  • Foreign Languages: Spanish, French, American Sign Language, Japanese, Chinese.
  • Fine Arts: Drama, Art, Music, Photography, Video Editing.
  • Advanced Courses: College prep, AP courses, dual credit through Collin College.
  • Life Skills: Money Management God's Way, Logic, Forensic Science.
  • Technology: Computer Science, Cybersecurity, Game Programming.

How THEO Classes Work

Browse our comprehensive course and select the classes that fit your child's needs.
Browse our comprehensive course and select the classes that fit your child’s needs.
Browse our comprehensive course and select the classes that fit your child's needs.

Classes meet weekly during the school year (August–May).

Browse our comprehensive course and select the classes that fit your child's needs.
Pay per class, per teacher—no package requirements.
Browse our comprehensive course and select the classes that fit your child's needs.
Attend in person at our Plano campus or join select classes online.

Tuition: Most classes range from $60–$90 per month. Supply fees vary by class.

Download Course Catalog for complete pricing and class descriptions

College Credit Opportunities

THEO partners with colleges to provide dual credit classes on our campus, allowing high school students to earn both high school and college credit simultaneously.

Dual Credit Options:

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Collin College Classes

  • Psychology 2301 (fall)
  • Federal Government 2305 (online fall)
  • Texas Government 2306 (online spring)
  • English 1301 (fall) – two sections available
  • English 1302 (spring) – two sections available
  • U.S. History 1301 (online fall)
  • U.S. History 1302 (online spring)

Colorado Christian University (CCU) Classes

CCU classes are yearlong, providing ample time to thoroughly grasp and master concepts. This extended duration contrasts with the accelerated pace often found in community colleges, ensuring a more relaxed and effective learning environment—more learning, less stress.

Easy registration: No TSI test score required! Register for the class through THEO like any other THEO class. After the course begins, register with CCU (takes about 5 minutes—no holds, no hoops). CCU registration remains open until the spring semester, giving your student time to “test the waters” before committing to an official college transcript grade.

CCU Classes Offered:

  • College Algebra (taught by Dixie Hacker)
  • Computer Science I: Python & Cyber Security (taught by Michael Hayes)
  • American Literature (taught by Alynda Long)
  • British Literature (taught by Alynda Long)
  • Introduction to Literature (taught by Alynda Long)

Christian Halls Dual Credit

Christian Halls offers dual credits for THEO Worldview I, II, and III classes. Contact the teachers for the list of dual credit options.

Advanced Placement (AP) Courses

  • AP Human Geography
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Colorado Christian University (CCU) Classes

CCU classes are yearlong, providing ample time to thoroughly grasp and master concepts. This extended duration contrasts with the accelerated pace often found in community colleges, ensuring a more relaxed and effective learning environment—more learning, less stress.

Easy registration: No TSI test score required! Register for the class through THEO like any other THEO class. After the course begins, register with CCU (takes about 5 minutes—no holds, no hoops). CCU registration remains open until the spring semester, giving your student time to “test the waters” before committing to an official college transcript grade.

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CCU Classes Offered:

  • College Algebra (taught by Dixie Hacker)
  • Computer Science I: Python & Cyber Security (taught by Michael Hayes)
  • American Literature (taught by Alynda Long)
  • British Literature (taught by Alynda Long)
  • Introduction to Literature (taught by Alynda Long)

Christian Halls Dual Credit

Christian Halls offers dual credits for THEO Worldview I, II, and III classes. Contact the teachers for the list of dual credit options.

Advanced Placement (AP) Courses

  • AP Human Geography
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Christian Halls Dual Credit

Christian Halls offers dual credits for THEO Worldview I, II, and III classes. Contact the teachers for the list of dual credit options.

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Advanced Placement (AP) Courses

  • AP Human Geography
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Academic Adventures

Grades: 1st–6th | Format: In-person only | Hybrid Model | Schedule: 8:45 AM – 1:30 PM

Academic Adventures is a hybrid program designed for students in first through sixth grade, offering a two-day-per week structured, classroom-based learning environment that supports and extends home education.
Our curriculum emphasizes academic excellence through thoughtfully developed courses in Language Arts, Math, Bible, Social Studies, and Science. Students receive direct instruction from highly qualified teachers who introduce core concepts, guide hands-on learning, and foster intellectual curiosity.
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Teachers provide clear weekly lesson plans and structured coursework for students to complete at home with their parents on the remaining weekdays. This cooperative approach ensures continuity, accountability, and depth of learning, while allowing families the flexibility and connection of homeschooling.

Academic Adventures classes are intentionally designed to be engaging, creative, and academically rigorous, supporting a strong foundation in essential skills while encouraging critical thinking, problem solving, and a love of learning.
This hybrid model blends the best of both worlds – classroom and family supported education – to help students thrive academically, socially, and spiritually.
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Program Details

  • On-Campus: 2 days per week for direct instruction, discussions and projects.
  • All classes meet from 8:45 am – 1:30 pm
    1st/2nd Grade meets Monday/Wednesday
    3rd/4th Grade meets Tuesday/Thursday
    5th/6th Grade meets Monday Wednesday
  • At-Home: 2 days per week with guided lessons facilitated by parents.
  • Core Subject: Language Arts, Math, Social Studies, Science, and Bible instruction.
  • Maximum class sizes: 10 students (1st–2nd grade),12 students (3rd–4th and 5th–6th grades).
  • In-person only.

Tuition & Fees:

  • Monthly tuition: $350. One time supply fee: $100. Additional curriculum materials may need to be purchased.
Schedule a tour to learn more about whether Academic Adventures is right for your child.
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Friday Adventures

Grades: K–5th (must be 5 years old by September 1st) | Format: In-person only | Schedule: Fridays, 9:00 AM – 1:30 PM

Friday Adventures is THEO’s weekly drop-off program designed for homeschooled children in kindergarten through fifth grade. Every Friday from 9:00 AM to 1:30 PM, children engage in fun, hands-on activities that spark creativity and a deeper understanding of God’s creation and love.
Our mission is to glorify Jesus through every lesson, activity, and relationship.
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What Friday Adventures Offers

Our explorations in science, arts and crafts, language arts, music, and drama are designed to enhance your child’s home learning without academic prerequisites or homework. Children are grouped by age and balanced by boy/girl ratios (K–1st, 2nd–3rd, and 4th–5th grades).
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A Typical Friday

Students begin the day with their homeroom teacher and then rotate through several other classrooms. Each classroom has a different project or activity centered around a coordinated learning theme. A typical day might include building rockets, sculpting with clay, making puppets to retell a story, singing, or learning about our galaxy!

Assistant teachers rotate with their group and remain with them throughout the day. After rotations, groups return to their homeroom teacher for lunch (brought from home). We end the day with games, friendship activities, optional Show and Tell, and group story time. Occasionally, we host guest presentations, talent shows, or other special events.

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Safe, Nurturing Environment

Our warm and caring teachers—all background-checked and Ministry Safe trained—create a joyful environment where children feel seen, known, and cared for. Small class sizes (typically fewer than 12 students per group with 2 teachers per class) ensure personalized attention.

Safety is always a priority with:

  • Buddy system for bathroom use.
  • Locked entry doors.
  • Cameras in hallways and exterior areas.
  • Emergency procedures are in place.
  • Secure drop-off and pick-up at the Friday Adventures door.
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Building Friendships & Community:

At Friday Adventures, children are encouraged and supported in developing meaningful, positive friendships. Following biblical principles, we emphasize including others and showing kindness and respect to all. Time is given for building friendships throughout the day.

While Friday Adventures is not a co-op, parents are welcome to volunteer in various ways and participate in our weekly Parent Coffee Hour (9:00–10:00 AM)—a casual time at THEO’s building to connect, build community, and share ideas for playdates or homeschool resources. Several special get-togethers, such as Family Game Night, are planned throughout the year. A weekly newsletter highlights our Friday activities.

General Guidelines
  • Students must be respectful and kind in action and speech.
  • Children remain with teachers or staff at all times.
  • Cell phones/devices must stay in backpacks.
  • Food or snacks may not be shared.
  • NUT products are not allowed due to allergies.
  • Only water is allowed (filtered water refill stations available).
  • Conversations about politics, religious differences, and scary or inappropriate topics are redirected.

Tuition & Fees (per child)

  • Tuition is $170/month (Sept–May) with a one‑time $100 supply fee per child (families with 3+ students pay $200 total for supply fees).

How to Apply

We request that you schedule a tour before applying. Tours provide the opportunity for parents and the Friday Adventures Director to meet and see how our program might fit your child’s interests and needs.

  • Questions?
  • Email our Friday Adventures Director, Teresa Brophy, at
  • fridayadventures@theo.solutions
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Which Program Is Right for Your Family?

Choose THEO Classes if

  • You want maximum flexibility and customization.
  • Your child needs specific subject support.
  • You're educating middle or high school students.
  • You prefer à la carte course selection.

Choose Friday Adventures if

  • You have elementary-aged children (K–5th).
  • You want a full day of structured learning once per week.
  • Your child benefits from hands-on, interactive instruction.
  • You need Friday support while homeschooling on other days.

Choose Academic Adventures if

  • You want a more comprehensive program support.
  • Your elementary student thrives with consistent schedules.
  • You're looking for a grade-level community.
  • You need multi-day instruction in core subjects.

Not sure? Many families combine programs! It’s common for families to enroll in Academic Adventures or Friday Adventures while also selecting individual THEO Classes for enrichment, electives, or advanced subjects.

Let's find the perfect fit for your family.

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