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Learning Lighthouse Learning Lighthouse — DFW Mid-Cities' original whole child education group, serving families 12+ years. Every child thrives here.

A relaxed, multi-age setting where accelerated learners stay with peers, and struggling students get one-on-one support. A hands-on, experiential environment for families that want their children to thrive
as they discover the love of learning. Learning Lighthouse is a homeschool schoolhouse in Keller, TX that provides a relaxed and fun multi-level active learning environment for students ages 8 - 18. Students of multiple ages are taught together (think "one-room schoolhouse"), and subjects are integrated with history and science studies, using real books, hands-on activities, student-led projects, dramatization, writing, games, and discussion to facilitate understanding of concepts in science, language arts, history, critical thinking, and practical life skills. All you need for a complete education that your child will love and actually remember!

09/30/2026

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07/25/2026

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07/17/2026

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I’ve heard from parents with a child on the spectrum and the span is way to wide to make sense! I’ve seen teens buying i...
07/17/2026

I’ve heard from parents with a child on the spectrum and the span is way to wide to make sense! I’ve seen teens buying into a label and limiting themselves unnecessarily. When given tools, training, and expectations, they can interact and be productive and fulfilled.

Small is better !
07/08/2026

Small is better !

5 Advantages of SMALL
Home teachers need not be intimidated
. . . by the GIGANTIC government school.
Why?

1 . . In a SMALL school, the benefit of reading INTERESTING books with inspiring IDEAS - books where right-is-might - books with cheerful hope, reverence for God, brotherly love, patriotism, etc. - is invigorating to the soul of a Christian.

2 . . A SMALL school can make use of NARRATION. So basic (and valuable) is the method of a child telling in his own words what he is understanding (to someone who’ll listen) is unheard of in the BIG school. Yet, a student's ability to narrate carries over beautifully to writing. Composition isn’t the result of workbook instruction - instruction resorted to when multiple choice is employed (en masse).

3 . . A refreshing ATMOSPHERE of peace (not pressure) is created when a home teacher matches her student’s pace.

4 . . Short lessons (not classroom hours that drag) in a SMALL school, afford a wide scope of knowledge. Afternoons are for thinking-margin, chores, handicraft, outdoor observation/activity - in place of proven-to-be-ineffective homework.
. . BIG schools are big time-wasters.

5 . . In the impersonal BIG school, bored is the norm.
. . Students are motivated and measured (en masse) by numerical test scores. Pursuing individual interests is rarely an option. In the SMALL school delving into interests keeps the love of knowledge alive. Within the parent-child RELATIONSHIP educational FRUIT becomes evident. Boiling this fruit down to a test score is meaningless compared to witnessing UP CLOSE, the student grow in knowledge; seeing his skill, talent, and personality, blossom.

P.S. I could add more to these advantages. You could too.

©Karen Andreola, author of "A Charlotte Mason Companion"- read by home teachers since 1998. (Today's post highlights some of the ideas expounded within its chapters.)
Portrait by Russian painter: Ivan Argunov (1727-1802)

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Keller, TX

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Tuesday 9am - 1:15pm
Wednesday 9:45am - 1:15am
Thursday 9:45am - 1:15pm

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+16827722214

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