FAQs

General

Q:	What day of the week does The Well Homeschool Community meet?
A:	The Well meets weekly on Fridays for community in class or on educational field trips.

Q:	How long is a day at The Well Homeschool Community?
A:	We meet 9AM-12PM. Following class, we enjoy more fellowship over picnic lunches outside. 6 weeks of each semester are Elective classes. If you choose to participate, they begin after lunch, from 1PM-4PM.

Q:	Is The Well Homeschool Community a drop off program?
A:	No. The Well Homeschool Community is a parent led community.

Q:	What ages can attend The Well Community?
A:	The Well is for ages 4 to 17 years. Younger siblings (2-3 years old) may attend as a sibling add-on. (Details are explained in our Parent Handbook.)

Q:	Will the Well Homeschool Community teach my child the core subjects?
A:	No. The Well is a supplement to your family’s homeschool. We focus on the beauty subjects of Scripture Memory, Hymns, Bible, Art, Science, and Public Speaking.

How do I join The Well Community?

We ask that you reach out to our Director Hannah Hernandez before completing the following:
- Submit an online application along with a $50 deposit. (Remainder of tuition due by August 1st)
- Provide a letter of recommendation from your Pastor or Ministry Leader
- Provide a letter of recommendation from a current homeschool mom from The Well Homeschool Community

Q:	Is The Well Community faith based?
A:	Yes! We are faith based and require a recommendation letter from a pastor or spiritual leader for your family to join. We do learn hymns and memorize a passage of scripture in our morning assembly time and then we have a dedicated 30 min bible teaching time for all classes.

What kind of field trips does our community provide?

Our field trips vary greatly from year to year but we do try to keep them educational, affordable and reasonable in distance from LaGrange. This 2025-26 year we will have 4 field trips and 2 career days.
Some field trips we have taken in the previous years includes: Beeweavers, The State Capital, Natural Science Museum in Houston, Austin Zoo, Mckinny Roughs Park, Texas A&M Gardens, Camp Mabry Museum, Deeply Rooted Ranch in Burton.

Q:	What kind of electives are provided throughout the year?
A:	Our electives vary each semester and are dependant on availability of someone teaching the elective. Some electives we've been able to offer in the past: Spanish, sewing, bible drill, cooking around the world, cooking eggs with science, P.E. (a different sport focus each week). We hope to continue offer fun and unique classes in the future!