REAL CONVERSATION. REAL LEARNING.
be the lead learner in your homeschool.
intellectual life for moms
Scholé Every Day: How to Be a Thinking Mom
You need to be grounded in truth and unintimidated by contrary ideas. Your kids need you to grow with them. They need you to be comfortable exchanging ideas. We prepare now for the teen and grandma years by reading widely, thinking deeply, and applying faithfully.
UPDATED FOR 2025!
5×5 Reading Challenge
Break out of your reading rut and read widely and deeply with our simple, flexible 5×5 Reading Challenge!
Your homeschool needs you,
not a new curriculum, program, or co-op
We made a place where homeschool moms can gather – no matter where we are or what time we’re available – to talk books, principles, practices, and methods with likeminded mamas. Sistership is all you wish Facebook was, but in a pretty, private, no-ad app that’s so much better.
LISTEN TO THE PODCAST
Scholé is leisure-learning,
the opposite of stress.
Scholé Sisters is all about helping homeschool mamas in the trenches reclaim their own lives and their own learning alongside their children and alongside some friends so we can live full, engaged, happy lives at every stage.
COMMUNITY
The seven liberal arts, the liberating arts, the arts of the free person, are necessary to classical education. One of those arts is dialectic, which depends upon conversation — real conversation, not the stuff of censorship and cancellation.
Batting around ideas is an indispensable part of education — of our education.
PODCAST
If you’re homeschooling, you’re an educator. We record engaging and thought-provoking conversations about education to clarify the project and lifestyle we’ve embraced as classical homeschooling mothers.
WORKSHOPS & RETREATS
A few times a year, we deliver online workshops and retreats to develop homeschool mom’s principles and tactics to better align with Christian classical ideas.
READ WIDELY * THINK DEEPLY * APPLY FAITHFULLY
Start the 5×5 Challenge
Read more and read more broadly with our unique annual 5×5 reading challenge. Each year, read 5 books in 5 different categories – there are no other rules, but there are prizes!
