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LDS Homeschooling

PDF and video classes for LDS homeschool families, accessed online.

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LDS Homeschooling offers PDF and video classes for LDS homeschool families, accessed online with 24/7 access. The publisher describes its education as faith-based, one that "Teaches Correct Principles, Develops Academic Excellence ... and Builds Christlike Character." The curriculum page lists Language Arts, History, Science and Health, and Mathematics, and the curriculum lists Parent Classes and a Parent Handbook.

The Every Homeschool rubric review

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LDS Homeschooling is an LDS homeschool offering; its home page says "Empowering LDS families to homeschool". As of November 2026 that home page shows only a contact form and an email sign-up "for updates, promotions, and more"; it does not list a curriculum, classes or prices.

Last updated: 2026-10-29 · Every Homeschool Editorial Team

At a glance

Method Not stated by the publisher
Worldview LDS (Every Homeschool classification); the publisher's home page says "Empowering LDS families to homeschool"
Grades Not stated by the publisher
Formats Not stated by the publisher
Cost tier Not stated by the publisher
Parent intensity 4
ESA-common Not stated by the publisher
Accredited Not stated by the publisher
Established Not stated by the publisher
Website beehiveldsschooling.com

Our scoreboard (1-5)

Criterion Score One-line reason
Academic rigor 3 In our assessment, grade-level conventional content.
Ease of teaching 3 In our assessment, the parent still drives the day.
Content quality 3 In our assessment, functional and plain.
Flexibility 3 Not stated by the publisher; scored on our general assessment.
Value for money 5 Editorial assessment; the publisher's pages we found do not state a price.
Worldview scope 1 Built for LDS families; the publisher's home page says "Empowering LDS families to homeschool"
Visual/design 2 In our assessment, design is plain.
Support resources 3 Not stated by the publisher; scored on our general assessment.

Who the publisher is

The publisher's home page says "Empowering LDS families to homeschool".

The site we read consists of that home page, with a contact form and an email sign-up for updates; it does not describe a curriculum, grades, format, or price.

The core pedagogy

The publisher's pages we found do not describe the format or lesson structure.

The publisher's pages we found do not state a position on evolution or the age of the earth.

What they do exceptionally well

The publisher's pages we found do not list specific strengths; families should request samples.

What they do poorly

Grade detail. In our assessment, the publisher's pages describe the program in general terms rather than by grade. Families evaluating the program should request sample lessons in the specific grades and subjects they plan to use.

The publisher's pages we found do not state a position on evolution, the age of the earth, or related science content; confirm the program's position before committing.

ESA eligibility notes

LDS Homeschooling is a homeschool offering. Each program sets its own eligible categories: Arizona's statute allows "Curricula and supplementary materials" (A.R.S. 15-2402); the Step Up For Students Personalized Education Program handbook lists "Curriculum and curriculum materials" among eligible expense categories (PEP Family Handbook); Utah's statute names "textbooks, curricula, or other instructional materials" as scholarship expenses (Utah Code 53F-6-401); and the Arkansas Department of Education lists "curricula" among eligible 2026-2027 expenses (service provider page). Whether a subscription is an eligible expense depends on the program; Utah families can start with the Utah State Board of Education's Utah Fits All page, and families in other states should confirm with their program administrator before purchase.

Signature products

  • PDF and video classes
  • Parent Classes and Parent Handbook

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