Math Classes for Homeschoolers
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Affordable, flexible, and expert-led math classes for your Middle or High School Homeschooler in Cleburne, TX.
In our hybrid homeschool classes, students attend classes twice weekly on Tuesdays and Thursdays.
On non-class days, students complete assignments at home, reinforcing what they’ve learned.
Parents play a key role in supporting learning goals by overseeing assignments on home days, helping students stay on track and make consistent progress.
Comprehensive curriculum
In addition to foundational math courses, our homeschool math classes cover prealgebra, algebra, geometry, precalculus and more, supporting students at every level.
Twice Weekly Homeschool Math Classes
No need for commutes or online logins – our classes are right here in Cleburne.
Due to the mastery required, all of our math classes are held twice weekly, on Tuesdays and Thursdays.
Check out our current class schedule to find the right class time for your student’s next homeschool math class.
it's the perfect balance of flexibility and support!
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Supportive environment
Small Class Sizes
Individual Attention
– Make Learning Engaging and Achievable
Our homeschool math classes are designed to build confidence and foster a love for problem-solving in a supportive environment.
With small class sizes and experienced instructors, we provide personalized attention, working with parents to help every student stay on track and meet their personalized goals.
Enjoy the benefits of more family time while your middle school or high school student gains a deeper understanding of math through structured lessons and engaging activities.
Math Classes They'll Look Forward To
- Practical Problem-Solving: Real-world applications and interactive exercises bring math concepts to life.
- College Prep: Build a solid foundationin math skills critical for higher education and future careers.
- Flexible Enrollment: Missed our annual enrollment events? No worries. Contact us about rolling admissions for available classes.
- Collaborative Learning: Help your homeschool student develop teamwork skills by working with peers on group activities and problem-solving challenges.
Course Details
Middle School Math
PreAlgebra
Algebra 1
Algebra 2
Geometry
Personal Financial Literacy
Middle School Math
Math 6 & 7 are two separate classes. Each strengthens basic multiplication, division, percentage, measurement, and geometry skills. Daily mental math and problem-solving exercises will increase their math skills.
Students will then progress to PreAlgebra.
PreAlgebra
PreAlgebra is a combined MS/HS class offering an introduction to basic algebra concepts and a review of arithmetic concepts. The course emphasizes the concepts necessary to be successful in Algebra 1 and 2.
PreAlgebra helps students develop good mathematical study skills and learning strategies.
PreAlgebra currently meets Tuesday & Thursday afternoons.
Algebra 1
Algebra 1 is the foundation for all future mathematics courses. It introduces the fundamentals
of algebraic problem solving such as, equations, solving inequalities, exponents, polynomials,
and factoring, radical expressions and equations.
Algebra 1 meets Tuesday & Thursday afternoons
Algebra 2
Algebra 2 continues to build a foundation of mathematics for those students going on to PreCalculus and/or college. This course is for students to develop skills in manipulating and solving linear, quadratic, exponential, polynomial, radical, rational, and logarithmic equations.
Algebra 2 meets Tuesday & Thursday mornings
Geometry
This course builds on Algebra 1 skills with the application of geometric principles to the physical world. It emphasizes the study of the properties and applications of common geometric figures in two and three dimensions. It also includes the introduction to trigonometry.
Geometry meets Tuesday and Thursday afternoons.
Personal Financial Literacy
This class follows the Dave Ramsey Curriculum Foundations in Personal Finance. Teens will learn the money skills they’ll use now and for the rest of their lives so they’ll have a solid foundation when they’re out on their own.
Topics include budgeting basics, saving money, credit and debt, consumer awareness, career readiness, college planning, the role of insurance, and more.
Personal Financial Literacy meets Tuesday & Thursday mornings.
Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
How does a hybrid homeschool work?
With a hybrid scheduling approach, students meet in the classroom for teacher-led instruction once or twice weekly as determined by their class.
Teachers assign homework that students are required to complete on the other 3 or 4 days of the week.
What is the cost?
Tuesday & Thursday Classes = $85/month
Wednesday Only Classes = $70/month
Each class has a supply and lab fee
General TEACH Cleburne admission fees are additional
What are class sizes?
Generally, middle and high school classes have a limited enrollment of 15 students. However, individual math teachers often cap their classes at a much lower enrollment. Please contact teachers individually to inquire about specific classes.
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What is the cost?
What is the class size?
How does a hybrid homeschool schedule work?
What is the cost?
- Tuesday & Thursday Classes = $85/month
- Wednesday Only Classes = $70/month
- Each class also has a supply fee
- General TEACH Cleburne admission fees are additional
What is the class size?
Generally, middle and high school classes have a limited enrollment of 15 students. However, individual math teachers often cap their classes at a much lower enrollment. Please contact teachers individually to inquire about specific classes.
How does a hybrid homeschool schedule work?
With a hybrid scheduling approach, students meet in the classroom for teacher-led instruction once or twice weekly as determined by their class.
Teachers assign homework that students are required to complete on the other 3 or 4 days of the week. Parents are responsible for ensuring homework is completed and returned to school for the next class.
