For 30 years, we've shared our mission to inspire learning through hands-on science with over 1.7 million homeschoolers!
Thank you for letting us be your partner in education that goes beyond textbooks.  

HST Alumni

HST Alumni

Dan Schaner

Dan, a self-employed mechanical engineer, builds custom machines for small businesses, fueled by a lifelong curiosity sparked by his homeschooling experience. As a child, his fascination with nature and hands-on projects, like wiring a lightbulb, shaped his problem-solving skills. This foundation proved invaluable during a NASA competition in college, where he swiftly solved a critical issue. Now, Dan channels his love for innovation into his successful business, creating unique automation solutions for clients!

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Science that Inspires

Because homeschooling is more than just education - it's a lifestyle

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HST ALUMNI

HST ALUMNI

Sophia Barthel

Sophia, a chemistry and economics double major at Emory University, is spending her summer conducting research in a chemistry lab. Her passion for science began in childhood, nurtured by her homeschool experiences and her parents' encouragement. Sophia is pursuing a PhD in chemistry, with aspirations for a career in academia or science policy. Her homeschool journey taught her perseverance and the value of learning from failure, shaping her drive for a future in the scientific community.

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HST Alumni

HST Alumni

Hannah Kirtley

Hannah, a stay-at-home mom eagerly preparing to homeschool her children, has always had a passion for hands-on science. Childhood experiences, like viewing her own skin cells under a microscope and testing soil pH, sparked her curiosity about the natural world. This love for science has continued into adulthood, where she now applies her knowledge to caring for her garden and observing nature in Montana. Her journey highlights how hands-on science fosters a lifelong curiosity and appreciation for the world around us.

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30 Years of Impact