At Homeschool Spokane, our mission is to spark a shift—empowering as many families as possible to step away from the one-size-fits-all model of state education and embrace something better. We believe that real learning should be individualized, practical, and rooted in truth—not bureaucracy. Our goal is to make high-quality, accessible homeschool-style education the new normal in Spokane, and to help lead a growing movement toward freedom, clarity, and lifelong purpose in how we educate.
Hi, I’m Andrew Mastronardi.
I believe real education starts with the individual. If the learning process doesn’t reflect who you are—your pace, your questions, your way of understanding—then it isn’t truly your education. Unfortunately, state education often fails to honor that truth. It’s built to standardize, not to individualize. Instead of helping students think critically and grow into independent thinkers, it often trains them to follow directions, memorize facts, and stay in line.
I hold a Master’s degree in Education and Technology and spent 8 years teaching high school Spanish and English in the public school system. While I cared deeply for my students, I grew disillusioned with a system that prioritizes compliance and test scores and passing grades over curiosity and deep understanding.
That’s why I stepped away and began focusing on private teaching and custom curriculum. At Homeschool Spokane, I design personalized, credit-eligible learning experiences that meet students where they are and help them grow into thoughtful, capable individuals. Because education should never be one-size-fits-all—it should fit the learner.
Matthew MASTRONARDI
With a master’s degree in education and four years of experience teaching in the public school system, Matthew brings both expertise and conviction to his role as a contributing educator at Homeschool Spokane. Like many passionate teachers, he entered the classroom with a desire to help students grow—but quickly became disillusioned with a system more focused on compliance and standardization than truth, curiosity, or individual growth. He now works to reclaim what education should be: personal, honest, and centered on the development of the whole student. At Homeschool Spokane, Matthew helps create a learning environment where students are seen, challenged, and equipped for real life.
Tuition Options.
Full Morning Program (All 3 Courses) 9am-12pm
$500 per month
🌟 Founding Families: $375/month for full program — first 5 spots!
Spanish, Basic Economics, Foundations of Healthy Living; 4-day schedule; 12 hours of weekly live instruction; feedback and progress updates, transcript support.
Two Courses (À la Carte)
$375 per month
Choose any 2 of the 3 core subjects; 8 hours of weekly live instruction; feedback and progress updates, transcript support.
One Course (À la Carte)
$250 per month
Choose 1 subject; 4 hours of weekly live instruction; feedback and progress updates, transcript support.
FOUNDING FAMILY SPECIAL!
🎉 Join Us for a Free Trial Week — Aug 18–21!
To celebrate the launch of our program, we're inviting families to experience our full morning block of classes completely free during our trial week at NEW HOPE CHRISTIAN CENTER . Students will sample all three courses—Spanish, Basic Economics, and Foundations of Healthy Living— .
This is a no-obligation opportunity to see how our credit-worthy instruction works and whether it’s the right fit for your homeschool journey.
Bonus for Founding Families: After the trial week, the first 5 families to enroll will lock in a founding rate of $375/month for the full morning block—a significant discount for those helping shape something new and meaningful.
Limited spots available—early sign-ups encouraged!
Frequently Asked Questions
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The morning session runs from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM, Monday through Thursday. A typical day includes Spanish at 9:00, Basic Economics at 10:00, and Foundations of Healthy Living at 11:00. While this is our planned structure, the schedule may be adjusted slightly based on group preferences or enrollment needs to best serve the students.
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Each class includes live instruction, discussion, hands-on activities, and guided independent work. Students are active and engaged throughout.
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The program is designed for middle and high school students (grades 6–12). If your child is outside that range but highly motivated, let’s talk!
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Yes! Each course is designed to meet homeschool credit standards and comes with clear documentation for transcripts.
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Spanish I or II = 1.0 Foreign Language Credit
Economics = 0.5–1.0 Social Studies, Economics or Elective Credit
Nutrition & Wellness = 0.5-1.0 Health, Science or Elective Credit
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Yes. The program runs Monday through Thursday from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM. Each day includes 3 core classes with live instruction and interactive activities.
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Absolutely. We believe each student’s education is unique—if a single subject is the right step, we’re happy to accommodate that choice. Our goal is to support individual growth, not to funnel students into one-size-fits-all tracks.
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Yes, this is a drop-off program for enrolled students during the 3-hour block. BUT parents are always welcome to stay, visit or check in or learn alongside their child!
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Parents are welcome to be as involved as they’d like. Some choose to stay and learn alongside their child, while others prefer to drop off and check in later. Either way, I keep communication open and consistent—I’ll be regularly updating you on your student’s progress, strengths, and areas for growth. My goal is to partner with you in a way that supports your child’s learning and fits your family’s needs.
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We don’t issue formal grades because we believe true learning isn’t measured by letters or numbers—it’s measured by growth, curiosity, and real understanding. Grades often reduce education to performance, not purpose. Instead, we focus on feedback, progress, and helping each student take ownership of what they’ve truly learned. If needed, we can provide documentation for transcripts that reflects student mastery, participation, and excellence in each subject.
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Yes! Enrolled families will receive access to a private member section of the website where you can track progress and growth, and see weekly updates. This space is designed to keep you informed, involved, and confident in your child’s learning journey.
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To protect focus and create a meaningful learning environment, the 3-hour session is intended to be phone-free. All learning and work will be done on paper or computers as needed, but personal phones should remain silenced and put away. If a student needs to contact a parent, they’re always welcome to ask.
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Class sizes are intentionally small, with 8–12 students max, to allow for individual attention, feedback and a close-knit learning environment.
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No problem! These are beginner-friendly courses designed to meet students where they are and help them build confidence as they grow.
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Physical fitness is built into the program to support energy, focus, and overall wellness. Depending on the group’s preferences, we may go on short walks, stretch, or do simple bodyweight exercises like push-ups, jumping jacks, and sit-ups—either once a week or as a daily routine. The goal is to keep it accessible, low-pressure, and fun while encouraging lifelong healthy habits.
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Use the contact form or on the enroll page! We’re happy to schedule a quick call to see if this is a good fit for your family!
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Yes, all enrolled families receive a course overview, grading summary, and optional end-of-semester report.
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$500 per month per student. We offer sibling discounts and flexible monthly payment options. Reach out to learn more.
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Enrollment is for the full academic year (September–June), with the option to reevaluate at semester or monthly break if needed.
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The program is designed to run from September 8th to June 8th, following a traditional school-year rhythm with breaks for holidays, Christmas, mid-winter, and spring. While we follow a consistent Monday–Thursday format, the exact schedule is flexible and may be adjusted slightly based on group preferences and needs. Families will receive a calendar at the start of the year and be notified of any updates along the way.
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Yes! Each student who completes a course will receive a certificate of completion, along with a summary of course content and credit recommendations for your homeschool records.
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The final location is still to be determined and will be chosen based on group preferences. We’re committed to securing a high-quality, comfortable space that’s easily accessible to all participating families—conveniently located and supportive of a focused, engaging learning environment.