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Choose your level of support and check out
Compare the $15 questionnaire-based option and the $40 interview option, then complete payment securely through Stripe.
Full Explanation
Process, deliverables, options, and frequently asked questions.
Use this page to compare the two levels of support, see the three deliverables, understand the process, and choose the next step that fits your family.
What Families Receive
One recommendation, three working documents.
Families receive a central Family Decision & Action Brief, an expanded Guided Executive Walkthrough, and a researched Family Resource Decision Report. Each piece does a different job, but they are built to work together. Open any card below to view that deliverable.
Family Decision & Action Brief
The central family-facing plan: recommended course of action, what it means at home, child-specific priorities, first actions, and signs it is time to reassess.
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Guided Executive Walkthrough
The expanded reasoning: family profile, alternatives, hard choices, chosen structure, and implementation logic behind the recommendation.
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Family Resource Decision Report
The researched resource layer: specific recommendations, why they fit, direct links, risks, and what to verify before committing.
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The Family Decision & Action Brief directs the next move. The Guided Executive Walkthrough explains the reasoning. The Family Resource Decision Report turns the recommendation into specific, verifiable resources.
Questionnaire Preview
The intake is thorough because the recommendation has to fit a real family.
Before anything is written, parents answer guided questions about goals, children, family limits, faith, schedule, support, and sustainability. A few exact questions are below. Open the full preview only if you want to see the form before checkout.
What parents are asked to provide
The form asks for enough detail to separate the obvious complaint from the real thing that makes the plan difficult. Families do not need to solve the whole problem; they just need to describe the household honestly enough for the recommendation to be grounded.
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guided prompts across family, school, faith, and logistics
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planning areas covered before the first recommendation
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clear intake path before the recommendation is built
Family Reality
Who are we planning around, and what is happening now?
Please list each of your children, along with age and current grade or level. For any child with a known learning difference, developmental need, or special circumstance, note it briefly here.
What is each child's current schooling situation? (public, private, homeschool, hybrid, co-op, preschool, etc.)
What is currently going well educationally, and what is currently not going well?
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Goals + Formation
What should the education actually produce?
What are the top 3 things you want your family's education to accomplish?
What would a good week feel like for your family if things were working better? Consider: family peace, Christian formation, academic progress, financial stability, flexibility, and time for your marriage.
What kind of person do you hope this process helps your child develop into — in terms of character, faith, habits, and how they engage with the world?
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Limits + Support
What would make the plan livable?
At a high level, what do parent work schedules look like right now?
How significant would the income impact be if a parent reduced or stopped working to support homeschooling?
What would make this feel sustainable — financially, practically, and relationally — instead of overwhelming? And what else should we know that could affect how we help your family?
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How It Works
Three steps, not a giant process.
Choose the level of support you need, check out securely, then complete one questionnaire so your recommendation can be built around your family.
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Complete the questionnaire
After payment, the intake asks about your goals, children, schedule, likely challenges, and what has or has not worked so far. Interview scheduling follows the intake review.
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Receive one coordinated plan
You receive the Family Decision & Action Brief, Guided Executive Walkthrough, and Family Resource Decision Report as one coordinated recommendation.
Choose Your Support
Two options. Same three documents. Different level of guidance.
Choose the questionnaire-based option when the questionnaire gives enough context. Choose the interview option when the decision needs live discussion before the recommendation is finalized.
Questionnaire-based
Personalized Plan
Best for families whose questionnaire provides enough context for a clear personalized recommendation without a live interview.
- You complete the questionnaire and receive the Family Decision & Action Brief, Guided Executive Walkthrough, and Family Resource Decision Report.
- Best if you want a clear first move without adding a live call to the process.
Fastest path for families who mainly need structure, clarity, and a usable starting plan.
Secure Stripe checkout · questionnaire next · delivered within 3 business days.
Questionnaire + interview
Personalized Plan + Interview
The same questionnaire, planning process, and three deliverables, with a live interview added before the recommendation is finalized.
- The same three deliverables, plus a live interview after the questionnaire is reviewed so the recommendation can be sharpened before delivery.
- Best for false starts, spouse alignment issues, unusual schedules, or hard choices that need live discussion.
The interview sharpens the same three documents and helps resolve more complicated hard choices.
Secure Stripe checkout · intake form, then we schedule your interview.
About Weldon's Method
Structured planning translated into plain language for families.
The core idea is simple: educational decisions get easier when the hardest part is named clearly and turned into a plan that fits actual family life.
Practical method
Operational thinking, systems discipline, and real-world decision support instead of vague encouragement.
Local context
Recommendations can account for the schedules, communities, resources, and practical realities Greater Houston and Katy families encounter.
Built for action
The output is meant to shorten the path to a first move, not bury a family in another pile of advice.
FAQ
Questions families usually ask before they start.
The goal is to answer the obvious questions clearly without making you wade through more explanation than you need.
What is the difference between the questionnaire-based and interview options?
The $15 questionnaire-based option includes the questionnaire and all three documents: the Family Decision & Action Brief, Guided Executive Walkthrough, and Family Resource Decision Report. The $40 interview option includes those same three documents and adds a live interview before they are finalized.
Do both options use the same questionnaire?
Yes. After checkout, both options continue to the same guided intake. For the interview option, those answers provide the context for the follow-up interview.
Is this a generic curriculum recommendation?
No. The point is to build around your family, not hand you the internet's favorite option.
Who is this best for?
Families who are seriously considering homeschooling, restructuring an early attempt, or trying to make a clearer first move without wasting more time.
Ready to Start
Choose the support that fits. Then begin the questionnaire.
After secure checkout, you will continue to the intake form. Your answers provide the foundation for all three documents and, for the interview option, the follow-up interview.
Compare both options and prices before checkout.
Questionnaire-based option | $15
Questionnaire + all three named deliverables
Interview option | $40
Same three deliverables + live interview
Turnaround
Delivery within 3 business days after the completed intake and interview, when applicable