Considering homeschooling
Work out what a first month could look like around your children's needs, your work, your budget, and the support available before committing to curriculum or activities.
Personal homeschool planning
A homeschool plan
built around
your family.
Your children's needs, your work, your budget, and the time you want together all belong in the same plan. I help you decide what fits, what can wait, and how to begin.
My approach draws on Army planning, business strategy, and systems engineering to work through choices around a family's goals, time, and resources.
The free readiness check has 11 questions and requires no email.
Who this is for
For families working out
what comes next.
Focused on families in Katy and Greater Houston who are considering homeschooling or want to improve how it works for their family.
Already homeschooling
Decide what to keep, what to simplify, and what needs to change when the current approach is no longer working well for your family.
What we plan around
Your family's goals and values, your children's needs, the time you can realistically give, your finances, and the help already available to you.
Outside Katy or Greater Houston?
Choose the help you need
Choose how much comparison you need.
I help you choose a combination of curriculum, support, and routines that fits your children's needs, your family's values, and the time and money you can realistically commit.
Both services begin with the same questionnaire and include research and human review.
Delivery: 3 business days after your intake is complete.
| What you receive | Family Homeschool Plan$149One-time payment | Family Homeschool Options$299One-time payment |
|---|---|---|
| Best when you want | One researched recommendation and help getting started. | A recommendation plus viable alternatives to compare. |
| Recommended path and why it fits | Included. | Included. |
| Resources and practical first actions | For the recommended path. | For each option. |
| Alternatives and tradeoffs | Focused on one recommended path. | Viable alternatives and their tradeoffs. |
| When to reassess | What to watch and when to review the plan. | Signs that another option may fit better. |
| Next step | Choose Family Homeschool Plan · $149 | Choose Family Homeschool Options · $299 |
When price is a barrier
Community Access
Limited Pay What You Will places
If the standard price would prevent your family from using the service, email me to say you would like to use Community Access. You receive the same care, research, and human review, with the planning service selected for your situation.
Participants agree to give candid feedback and complete two follow-up surveys. A public testimonial is optional.
Ask about Community Access by email →How it works
Choose resources that work together.
Choosing how to homeschool can take more than research. You have to work out which choices fit your children, your values, and your family's daily life. Trying combinations that do not fit can cost time, money, and family peace.
Options to consider
Curriculum, co-ops, tutors, activities, online programs.
What fits your family
Children's needs, goals, available time, budget, support.
Your plan
Recommended path, chosen resources, first actions.
See a sample
See how a recommendation
becomes something you can use.
See how the sample family puts its recommendation into practice.
These examples show the style of the work. Your plan is prepared around your family and the service you choose.
View the Sample Family Homeschool PlanAbout Me
Why I started
Weldon's Method.
Vaughn Johnson · Founder
As my wife and I prepared to become parents, I kept returning to a question: what should I be doing to prepare for the responsibility of raising a child?
I had spent a year preparing and writing a history thesis at West Point. Parenthood deserved at least that kind of serious thought. I began studying Scripture, reading parenting books, and writing about what it means to raise children well.
As I considered life after the Army, that work became connected to how I wanted to serve the Lord and other families. I wanted to be an involved father and help parents make room for the family life they hoped to build.
That is why I started Weldon's Method: to help families work out how homeschooling could fit their real responsibilities, with practical help beginning where they are.
More about me and why homeschooling matters to me →