Homeschool classes · Bozeman, Montana
Teacher-guided classes for homeschool students who need more than a co-op.
Science, Composition, Plutarch, Artist and Composer Study, and more — offered on Wednesdays for students in Fourth Grade through High School.
What H Group Teaching offers
A weekly drop-off program built for engaged learning.
H Group Teaching supports homeschool families who want strong teaching and a steady weekly rhythm — especially in the years when it can become harder to provide everything well at home. What began as a need for intentional science instruction has grown into a fuller day of classes combining science, composition, humanities, and the arts in one place.
This program is not meant to replace homeschooling at home. It is meant to strengthen it. Families stay deeply involved, and students benefit from being taught by qualified teachers in a structured setting with peers.
Why families choose this program
Another path when the usual options no longer fit.
A co-op can feel too loose. Online courses can feel too detached. Local school enrollment may solve one problem while creating others. H Group Teaching exists for families who want qualified teaching, clear expectations, and a weekly environment built for scholarly exploration.
- Qualified instruction, especially in science. Courses are led by an experienced teacher, not improvised week to week.
- Real accountability for high-school biology. Weekly labs, lab write-ups, tests, and grades that can support a serious transcript.
- Structured, but not overwhelming. A clear weekly schedule with built-in breaks, lunch, and recess.
- Charlotte Mason without the vagueness. Good books, close attention, and meaningful work — concrete, not ornamental.
- Flexible participation. Choose science-only, half-day, or full-day depending on your student's age and needs.
- Science that encourages thoughtful reflection on both evidence and worldview. Students are equipped to understand every viewpoint and defend their own with conviction.
Featured offerings
Science anchors the day. It isn't the whole picture.
The weekly schedule is built to include both purposeful coursework and the studies that deepen a student's attention, expression, and understanding of the world.
High School Biology
A college-preparatory course with weekly instruction, labs, lab write-ups, tests, and grades. Counts as one science credit.
Learn more Grades 4–8Science in the Industrial Age
A hands-on course with discussion, experimentation, and notebooking built into class time. No homework, tests, or grades.
Learn more Grades 4–12Plutarch's Lives
A guided study of character, leadership, virtue, and judgment through living readings and thoughtful narration.
Learn more Two levelsComposition
For students ready to strengthen editing, structure, revision, and clarity in the writing they already produce.
Learn more All agesArtist & Composer Study
A weekly hour of close observation, listening, discussion, and creative work around selected artists and composers.
Learn more See allThe full course list
Review every course, grade range, and what students can expect week to week.
See all coursesAt a glance
The practical details, up front.
9:00 AM – 2:00 PM
Enrollment begins with a conversation
We start by making sure it's a good fit.
Because H Group Teaching is designed to be a strong fit for the right families, enrollment does not begin with a public checkout page. Read through the program information, reach out, and begin with a conversation before final registration details are shared.
Read the program information
Review the courses, schedule, and approach to see whether it fits your student.
Reach out to Erin
Share a little about your student and what you're looking for.
Have a conversation
Talk through goals and fit before final registration details are shared.
Interested in learning more?
The first step is a conversation about your student, your goals, and whether H Group Teaching would be a good fit.
Contact Erin