My Educational Philosophy

I believe that every child is wonderfully made by God — created with the ability to wonder, reason, and discover truth. Education is so much more than collecting information; it’s about shaping hearts, nurturing curiosity, and helping children recognize the evidence of God’s love and wisdom in the world around them. I want children to experience learning as a natural, joyful part of daily life, filled with meaningful conversations, hands-on discoveries, and opportunities to see how science and nature continually point us back to our Creator.

In our home, we value learning through real experiences — watching the seasons change, studying the details of a leaf, or tracing the stars across the night sky. These everyday moments remind us of God’s care and attention to His creation. At the same time, I believe it’s important for children to build a strong academic foundation that prepares them for whatever opportunities God may place before them. That’s why the lessons I create aren’t just about inspiring wonder, but are carefully designed to meet or exceed state science standards. Parents can trust that their children will be learning meaningful, age-appropriate concepts — the kind of content they would be expected to master in a public school classroom — while still being pointed to God as the Author of every scientific truth.

I also believe that parents are the ones God has called to lead their children’s education. No one else knows a child’s heart, needs, and potential better than the one entrusted to raise them. A parent’s daily example and encouragement are some of the greatest motivators a child will ever have. And while that responsibility is significant, it doesn’t mean parents have to carry it alone. Thoughtfully prepared, God-honoring lessons and resources can help guide families on this journey, allowing parents to spend less time worrying about what to teach and more time focusing on the most important work of all — molding their children’s hearts and helping them walk in truth. As Proverbs 22:6 reminds us, “Train up a child in the way he should go, and when he is old, he will not depart from it.” (NKJV)