One recommended path
Family Plan
$149 one-time payment
- One recommended path and why it fits your family
- Resources chosen for that recommendation
- Practical first actions for the coming month
- What to watch and when to reassess
Personal homeschool planning
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.
Personally prepared by Vaughn Johnson.
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One recommended path
$149 one-time payment
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$299 one-time payment
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If the standard price would prevent your family from using the service, ask about Community Access. You receive the same care, research, and human review, with the planning service selected for your situation.
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After purchase, share your children's needs, goals, schedule, budget, and support. I review your answers and clarify anything missing.
I prepare your recommendation and practical first actions. Delivery timing is confirmed individually after intake review.

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View the Sample Family PlanAbout Me
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.
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