Guide to Homeschooling in Boerne

 Thinking About Homeschooling in Boerne?
I’m heading into my third year of homeschooling my kids (currently 7 and 5), with a toddler and baby in tow—so trust me when I say, I get the beautiful chaos of learning at home! This guide isn’t about recreating a traditional school experience in your living room. It’s about slowing down, following your kids’ interests, and building a lifestyle of learning that fits your unique family.

Boerne has a rich, supportive homeschool community, and I’ve pulled together local resources, groups, classes, and tips to help you find your rhythm—whether you’re just getting started or looking to connect more deeply.

You don’t have to do it all. You just have to start. Let’s walk this path together.

- Saige 7/3/2025

Homeschool Programs

BACH - Boerne Area Christian Homeschooling


BACH is a Christ-centered homeschool co-op offering support, connection, and enrichment for families in the Boerne area. With classes held on Mondays and Thursdays, families can choose to enroll in just one class or build a full day of learning. Offerings are available for kindergarten (age 5 by the start of the school year) through high school, with a mix of co-op-style (parent-led) and paid instructor-led classes.

In addition to academics, BACH hosts field trips, family events, and parent support meetings. Membership requires a $50 annual fee, background checks for adults, and some parent volunteer hours throughout the year. More Info Here

Wild & Free

Wild + Free is a global movement of homeschoolers who come together to support one another through mom’s nights, nature walks, play groups, book clubs, meet-ups, and more. Whether you're unschooling, classical, Charlotte Mason, or somewhere in between—you're welcome here.

If you're looking for connection, encouragement, and a little more adventure in your homeschool journey, Wild + Free might be the perfect fit. Look up groups near by or start a group! More Info Here

Classical Conversations Community Groups

Classical Conversations (CC) is a worldwide Christian homeschool program that equips parents to be their children’s primary educators while offering the strength and support of a local community. Families gather once a week for community days, where trained parent tutors model classical tools of learning through memory work, presentations, science experiments, fine arts, and more.

With programs for ages 4–18, CC provides a structured, classical curriculum that grows with your child—from Foundations and Essentials to the rigorous, discussion-driven Challenge levels. At every stage, CC helps parents cultivate wisdom, virtue, and a love of learning—while keeping Christ at the center. More Info Here

One Day Academy


One Day Academy (ODA), a Christian homeschool academic program, is now offering classes in Boerne on Fridays at Currey Creek Church. Designed for families seeking high-quality, faith-based education, ODA provides a flexible, university-style approach with a wide range of academic courses for elementary through high school. With experienced instructors who love both their subjects and the Lord, ODA supports parents in equipping their children with excellence—academically and spiritually. More Info Here

Barefoot Barn Nature School


A homeschool enrichment program for ages 4–12, Barefoot Barn Nature School blends hands-on learning with the rhythms of the natural world. Rooted in the belief that children thrive when they move, explore, and discover at their own pace, this program offers a nurturing space where curiosity, creativity, and confidence grow. Through nature-based play, integrated academics, and life skills, Barefoot Barn inspires a love of learning that goes far beyond the classroom. More Info Here

St. John Lutheran School


Serving Pre-K through 5th grade, St. John Lutheran School offers a Christ-centered education that blends strong academics with the heart of a homeschool-style community. With small class sizes, caring teachers, and the Abeka® curriculum, students thrive in a nurturing environment where faith is woven into every subject.

Whether you're looking for a full-time Christian school or a supportive transition from homeschool, St. John Lutheran provides the personal attention, academic excellence, and spiritual foundation your family values. More Info Here

Boerne YMCA  - Homeschool PE Class

In this class, homeschool students engage in individual exercise and group sports. Children have fun being physically active while learning new skills and making new friends. Age at least 5 yrs but less than 13 yrs, Mixed More Info Here

Boerne Library

The Patrick Heath Public Library’s Youth Department provides for the educational, recreational, and informational needs of children of all ages. Children will experience a sense of joy and wonder by exploring the world through their library. More Info Here

The Cibolo Center for Conservation

Join our dynamic homeschool program for ages 5–12, running February 12–April 23, 2025, with 10 immersive sessions at the Cibolo Nature Center and Herff Farm.

  • At Cibolo Nature Center, students will explore local ecosystems, engage in impactful community science, and learn to protect vital natural spaces.

  • At Herff Farm, they'll cultivate gardening skills in the Teaching Garden, tend a communal garden bed, and discover ways to harvest and use their plants.

This hands-on experience connects kids to nature and inspires environmental stewardship! More Info Here

Homeschooling Tips

Home schooling can be a rewarding experience for families, as it offers flexibility and the opportunity to tailor education to individual needs. 

Here are some tips to help make your homeschooling journey successful:

  • Familiarize yourself with Texas homeschooling laws: Before you begin homeschooling, make sure you understand the legal requirements for homeschooling in Texas.  More Info Here

  • Create a flexible schedule: Develop a daily or weekly schedule that works best for your family. 

  • Set clear learning goals: Determine your educational objectives for each child and set realistic learning goals. 

  • Utilize a variety of resources: There are numerous homeschooling resources available in Boerne and online. Take advantage of libraries, museums, educational websites, and local homeschooling support groups to enhance your curriculum.

  • Join local homeschooling support groups: Connecting with other homeschooling families in Boerne can provide valuable support and resources. 

  • Encourage independent learning: Foster a sense of responsibility and independence in your children's learning. Encourage them to take ownership of their education and pursue their interests.

  • Use the community as a classroom: Boerne has many opportunities for experiential learning. Visit historical sites, attend local events, and explore nature in nearby parks to make learning more engaging.

  • Stay open to different teaching methods: As each child learns differently, be open to trying various teaching approaches. Some children thrive with hands-on activities, while others prefer more traditional methods. Be flexible and adapt as needed.

  • Create a dedicated learning space: Having a designated area for learning can help set the right atmosphere for focused study and reduce distractions.

  • Prioritize socialization: Social interaction is an essential part of a child's development. Encourage your children to participate in sports, clubs, and community events to interact with peers and develop social skills.

Remember, every family's homeschooling journey is unique, so find what works best for your family and enjoy the process of learning together.