homeschoolinginprogress.com

What It Is

Homeschooling in Progress is a Catholic homeschooling resource platform created by Christy. According to the website, Christy is a Catholic homeschool mom of four and a curriculum creator. Rather than offering standardized online academic courses, the platform is designed to help mothers who are teaching children across multiple age groups while also caring for toddlers build a calmer, more Christ-centered homeschooling rhythm amid the chaos and stress.

Core Content and Format

Its methodology is built around the Faith-Filled Framework, with an emphasis on daily prayer habits, family relationships, a love of learning, and faith-centered homeschooling. The content includes a free Catholic Family-Style Learning guide, blog posts, paid resources in the Store, hands-on learning activities for young children, and a self-paced course called Learning Gently, Living Fully. Topics include family-style unit studies, the liturgical year, morning basket, sensory bins, nature study, homeschool planning, and more. It is especially well suited to scenarios where children of different ages learn together.

Pricing and Credentials

The site explicitly mentions a free guide, free resources, a blog, and a store, as well as enrollment in a self-paced course. However, it does not disclose specific pricing, payment methods, course length, refund policies, or any membership model. The site also does not show accreditation, certificates, credits, or official qualifications, so it should not be understood as a course platform that provides formal educational certification.

Pros and Cons

Its main strength is its highly focused positioning: it addresses real pain points for Catholic homeschool moms, including teaching multiple children, managing toddlers, integrating prayer, and establishing a family rhythm. The tone is gentle and emphasizes rhythm rather than a rigid routine, making it a good fit for parents feeling burned out. User feedback also mentions that the resources are practical and that the activities are strongly hands-on. Its limitations are that the religious orientation is very strong, so it may not be a good fit for non-Catholic or more secular families; information about course structure, pricing, and after-sales support is limited; and the platform is more of a parent guidance and resource library than a complete subject-based curriculum system.

Who It’s For and Access from China

It is best suited to parents with strong English skills who agree with Catholic homeschooling principles and want to incorporate the liturgical year and prayer into their homeschool, especially mothers in families with multiple children. For users accessing it from mainland China, the collected text does not provide availability information, and the site’s hosting and resource loading conditions are unknown. Therefore, access from China is assessed as “unknown.”