Exodus Institute's Enrichment Program can be used by any students, however we recommend 5th - 12th grade for these lessons. 

This program is designed to be a supplement added to your existing homeschool program. However, you do not have to be a homeschool family to use it. Public or private school students will also benefit from our courses.

All of them! Your subscription includes instant access to all of our Enrichment Program courses. Our course library already has many lessons, and new ones are added regularly. 

No. These are supplemental lessons, meant to be added to your current homeschool, public school, or private school program. 

If you are wanting an accredited online school program, we offer that too! It's called our Full K-12 Program. Learn more by clicking here.

Our program is not divided into traditional subjects. Instead, we focus on skills like critical thinking, reading and writing skills, etc. 

The goal of our Enrichment Program is to debunk the "woke" lies taught in most public schools, equip students with the counterarguments so they are prepared to mentally defend themselves against popular media narratives, all while developing their critical thinking skills.

Many of our courses can fall into more than one subject category, like:

• History
• Social Studies
• Language Arts
• Reading Comprehension
• Bible & Religion
• Natural Science
• Life skills

However, our courses are not meant to be taken as replacements for any of those subjects.

We do not have courses dealing specifically with math or science. 

No! While we encourage parents to be as hands on as they want, rest assured that in our Enrichment Program we do all the teaching and the grading. 

Are you a homeschool parent in need of a break? Just have your student do one of our lessons! 

Many parents are pulling their kids out of public schools due to the indoctrination being pushed on them. This is a good thing, and this is what Exodus Institute is all about - an "exodus" from the public school system.

However, pulling them out is just the first step. By itself, that's not enough. 
Your children will hear these "woke" radical leftist lies even if they aren't in public schools. From the media, from their friends, and if they go to college from their future professors. 

So they need to hear the counter arguments. They need to hear the truth. And it needs to be presented to them in a way that is not just telling them what to believe, but rather helping them to think things through and use their own critical thinking skills to spot these lies and not be tricked by them.

Religious beliefs are deeply personal. We understand that. 
So while we do offer courses that teach the basics of Christianity and the Bible, they aren't required. None of our courses are required. You choose which courses  you'd like your child to take, and skip the rest.

Also, we separate the courses that deal more specifically with the Bible into a different section called "Bible and Religion." If you don't want your child to take those lessons, it's easy to keep it separate.

As for what we teach in our Bible & Religion section, we focus on the basics of the Bible, like the main stories in Scripture and general moral teachings, while avoiding more controversial topics. We also give lessons on the evidence that the Bible is a supernatural book, like basics of prophecy and lessons on Intelligent Design/Creationism. We also try to divide our lessons on the Bible into Old and New Testament.

At Exodus Institute we do all the teaching and the grading, but we can't be there in person to make sure your student completes their assignments. However, we have a solution to help you with this.

We've recently updated our assignments and quizzes to address this. From now on, whenever a student turns in an assignment or completes a quiz you will receive an automatic email notification and a link to what they turned in so you can view the results. Be sure to check your spam/junk email folder if you have trouble finding our emails.

Also, if you want to make sure assignments are being completed, we recommend asking your student to show you what they turned in. All courses have something that must be completed, whether that is notes or projects that must be turned in, or quizzes that must be taken.