Rooted reflects our mission of grounding families in faith, learning, and community. The word Rooted conveys a sense of stability, nourishment, and deep connection—just like strong roots provide life and strength to a tree.
Our inspiration from Ephesians 3:20 emphasizes God's limitless provision, and Rooted aligns beautifully with that by symbolizing being firmly planted in His Word, growing in wisdom, and standing strong in faith. It also suggests that homeschooling families who come to the center will find a strong foundation, support, and a thriving community. Colossians 2:6-7, Jeremiah 17:7-8
Total hours from birth to age 18
Of a child's day is spent under a teacher's influence.
Hours to Influence your child’s heart.
Hours spent at school, directly impacted by their education.
At Rooted Learning Homeschool Center (RLHC), we believe that parents are the God-ordained primary educators of their children, and we are honored to partner with them in this calling. Our mission is to equip and encourage families on their homeschooling journey by fostering spiritual growth, academic excellence, and meaningful community relationships.
At Rooted Learning Homeschool Center, our vision is to cultivate students who reason and think critically through the lens of God’s Word. We desire not only to impart knowledge, but to nurture Godly wisdom and character that take root deeply and bear fruit in every area of life. By grounding our learning in Biblical principles, we equip families to raise up children who communicate truth with grace, walk in integrity, and live out their faith with discernment and purpose.
We want to cultivate students who can:
We aim to shape students who are not only informed, but transformed—equipped to think deeply, live faithfully, and communicate truth with clarity and love.
“We demolish arguments and every pretension that sets itself up against the knowledge of God, and we take captive every thought to make it obedient to Christ.”
— 2 Corinthians 10:5 (NIV)
“The Christian mind is not a mind trained to think only about Christian topics, but a mind trained to think about everything from a Christian perspective.”
— Dr. Albert Mohler