Breadth is the point.
Most educational philosophies push depth over breadth. Homeschool Da Vinci was built on the opposite conviction — that a wide range of experience is what sharpens a mind, deepens curiosity, and builds the kind of character that lasts.
Founder, Homeschool Da Vinci
- ●M.Ed. — Curriculum & Instruction
- ●Former high school teacher
- ●Former kids pastor
- ●Homeschool dad of five
Texas · Just Ish LLC DBA Homeschool Da Vinci
I've been a teacher, a pastor, and a parent — and I've noticed something across all three: the people who grow the most aren't the ones who went deep into one lane early. They're the ones who collected experiences, made unexpected connections, and stayed curious long enough to let it all synthesize.
Having a Master's in Curriculum and Instruction, a few years at the front of a high school classroom, and a season leading kids in a church context gave me a breadth that I couldn't have planned. Each one changed how I see learning. All of them shaped Homeschool Da Vinci.
Homeschool Da Vinci is the product of that experience — a curriculum that takes breadth seriously, builds real-world thinking, and gives dads a structured way to show up for their kids.
Nurturing disciples of Jesus who embody courage, curiosity, and compassion.
We believe a homeschool education should produce whole people — not just high test scores. Every lesson, every Saturday assignment, and every conversation is aimed at forming character.
Not your typical curriculum.
Applied over academic
We don't teach math and science — schools already do. We teach game theory, entrepreneurship, logic, and the arts. The subjects that sharpen judgment and build character.
Built for the busy dad
Thirty-minute sessions, structured and sequential. No prep required. No education degree needed. Just a dad who wants to show up — and a kid who needs him to.
Faith from the ground up
This isn't faith sprinkled on top. Every track is built on a Christian worldview — courage, curiosity, and compassion as virtues, not afterthoughts.
Ready to show up?
Browse the curriculum tracks and find one to start with your kid this week.