Learning Through Restful Rigor

• Mentor-Driven Humanities Classes for Adolescents in Central Texas •

About the Teacher

I'm Tsh Oxenreider (students often call me “Mrs. O”), and as a long-time homeschooling parent of three kids (one of whom has now finished college), I've been teaching adolescents in the classroom setting for eight years. I've got a BA in English Literature & Anthropology from the University of Texas, but I credit 99% of my real education to an ongoing deep-dive into the world’s Great Books.

We're hardwired to learn best through stories, and I believe the greatest ones have something to tell us about ourselves, the world, and the Maker of it all. Living books are the ones that have stood the test of time and stand apart as transcendent from their origin story because they say something timeless: that is, they say something true, good, and beautiful.

If you're longing for a restful but rigorous approach to your child's education in the humanities, my classes might be a good fit.

Scholé Hall

I currently teach on Tuesdays at Scholé Hall, a classical co-op in Georgetown, Texas. To find out when my classes open for the next school year, head here to add your email to the Scholé Hall interest list.

FAQs

  • No — Scholé Hall is a homeschool community that solely offers a la carte classes. Your student may take only one or enroll in as many classes as possible! Class tuition includes any overhead or additional fees normally found in enrollment.

  • Grades are provided in each class for each student, but as the homeschooling parent, if is up to you to decide what to do with them. You'll have easy access to your student's grades, and I'll let you know if I sense your student is struggling. At the end of the school year, it's up to you, the parent, to officially decide what credits your student has earned from each class and to record them on their transcript.

  • Signing up for a class with me is a commitment. I offer a penalty-free cancellation for three weeks so students and parents can get a feel for the course. After this, if you decide to transfer, move, or drop the class, you must pay half of the full year’s remaining tuition. Without this policy, I cannot keep smaller classes profitable or beneficial. Thank you for understanding!

  • Head here for my class rules FAQs, and accommodations policies. (A full handbook is sent before classes begin to enrolled students.)

Got a Question?

First, make sure you’ve read my FAQs. If you still have a question related to one of the classes I teach, please use the form here and I’ll get to you when I can.

(Please understand that I’m a homeschool mom and full-time writer, so my time is very limited. Thanks for your patience in my response to you.)

Note: This form is for teaching and class-related questions only.