Book a Free Call — Next Chapter Homeschool

Free 30-minute call

Let's plan your child's year — together.

Pick a time below. It's a free, no-pressure conversation: you tell me about your child, and I give you an honest plan — whether that's the right curriculum to buy, or a custom build made just for them. No script, no sales pitch.

What to expect

A real conversation, then a real plan

You walk away with a direction you understand and can actually start — not another pile of open tabs.

  1. 1A free 30-minute callVideo or phone, whatever's easier — with a real teacher who's been in the room. No charge, no obligation.
  2. 2An honest look at your childAge, grade, how they learn, what they love, and what's been a daily fight. The whole picture, not a form.
  3. 3A plan you can actually useWhat to use, what to skip, and why — or, if it fits, a fully custom curriculum built around your child. In plain English, matched to your budget.
  4. 4Pacing that fits your real lifeA rhythm built around the days you actually have — not an idealized week that breaks by Tuesday.

Who you'll be talking to

Scott Somers — a real classroom teacher. I taught in a Title I middle-school classroom, earned my Master of Arts in Teaching, built curriculum every day, and homeschool my own kids. No commission, no pressure — just the right fit for your child, even when that means buying less than you planned.

Common questions

Before you book

What if I don't even know what to ask?

That's exactly who this call is for. You don't need questions ready — you just show up with your child in mind, and I do the asking. Walking in unsure is the normal way to start.

Is this just a sales call in disguise?

No. I'll point you to the right fit even if it's something small, something used, or something we don't carry at all. Helpful first, a store second.

How much does it cost?

The call is completely free — 30 minutes, no charge, no obligation. If we build a custom plan, pricing starts at $49 and is set together on the call.

Prefer to ask a question first? Send us a note — a real person will answer.