About the HomeSkool Movement
Our Story
HomeSkool began in Hayward, CA when one family proved Black children could receive world-class education while celebrating their identity. Three years later, our founders' sons are thriving academically and culturally—and we're ready to scale this success nationwide.
Community-Centered
Families supporting families through shared resources and collective wisdom
Culturally Affirming
Black history and African heritage integrated throughout all curriculum
Academically Rigorous
Meeting and exceeding traditional school standards while building critical thinking
In the face of attacks on Black history curriculum and systems that don't affirm our children's identity, HomeSkool provides a proven alternative that works—creating shared resources, mutual support, and community resilience.
Proof It Works
The NUA Success Story
Our founding family has homeschooled two boys for three years through Nguzo Uhuru Academy (NUA), a California registered private school. Their results demonstrate what's possible when education celebrates both excellence and identity.
Academic Excellence
Both sons consistently exceed grade-level expectations across all core subjects, with advanced problem-solving skills
Cultural Pride
Deep knowledge of Black history and African contributions, with confident racial identity and heritage connection
Real-World Readiness
Leadership skills, technology literacy, financial management understanding, and communication confidence
If one family can achieve these results, imagine what an entire community can accomplish together. See their full story at nua.school
How HomeSkool Works
For Families
Join a Chapter
Connect with other HomeSkool families in your city for community support
Access Curriculum
Get proven educational resources and cultural materials designed for our children
Build Community
Participate in regular meetups, field trips, and mutual aid networks
Our Resources Include
- Complete curriculum guides and lesson plans
- Cultural education materials focused on Africa
- Technology platform setup and management
- Legal compliance guidance and support
Non-Profit Franchise Model: HomeSkool operates as a network where local chapters use proven curriculum and methods while maintaining community control, with sliding scale pricing to ensure accessibility.
Start Your City Chapter
Cities We're Building
We're actively recruiting chapter leaders in priority cities where Black families need educational alternatives most urgently:
Chapter Leader Requirements
- Passion for Black children's educational success
- Commitment to culturally affirming education
- Basic technology skills for platform management
- Leadership experience (formal or informal)
What We Provide Leaders
Complete Curriculum
Full HomeSkool package with all needed materials
Training & Support
Monthly calls, marketing materials, and legal guidance
Network Access
Connection to national leader community and sustainable revenue sharing