CHOOSE THE ARROWS EXPERIENCE THAT FITS YOUR FAMILY

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Rather than replacing your homeschool curriculum, we serve as learning facilitators and mentors—helping students stay engaged, organized, and successful while completing the online program chosen by their family.

Students participate in a structured three-hour academic learning block that combines their homeschool platform instruction, small-group support, and hands-on learning while building leadership, life skills, purpose, discipline, character, and confidence for the remaining two hours.

Students learn how to create ideas, build small businesses, manage money, and develop a work ethic, along with an entrepreneurial mindset

Group activities, games, and teamwork exercises that foster collaboration

A space where youth can eat together (partner-provided dinners), sing praise and worship songs, and be mentored

Weekly Marketplace Lab on Fridays, teaching children how to go from purpose to profit with Kingdom entrepreneurship principles and career development

Confidence-building activities that help students lead, communicate clearly, and present their ideas 

Daily devotionals, prayer, and discussions rooted in Christian/Kingdom values. Biblical teachings, character formation, and mentorship that help students develop strong values, a clear identity, and purpose 

Lessons focused on integrity, discipline, respect, responsibility, and wise decision-making

Fun physical activities that build strength, resilience, teamwork, and confidence

Arts, crafts, creative design, and project-based learning that help students explore their talents 

Nature skills such as basic survival techniques, problem solving, teamwork, and outdoor confidence 

Students learn practical kitchen skills, nutrition basics, and how to prepare simple meals

Guided learning and facilitating for students using laptops for core academic classes, literacy, typing skills, research skills, and real-world problem solving

Educational local, state, & international trips that expose students to businesses, nature, architect, museums, and hands-on experiences beyond the classroom