MyFunScience

MyFunScience sells live online classes to homeschool families, mostly for middle and high school students, with a smaller set of science and math classes for 4th and 5th graders. It is a supplement rather than a complete curriculum: parents pick individual classes to sit alongside whatever they already use at home. The company, which trades as MyFunHomeschool, LLC according to the site footer, describes its classes as "taught by Christian teachers who show love for the Lord," and a biblical worldview runs through every subject.

The name is a holdover. The site banner now promises more than just science classes, and the catalog covers science, English and literature, math, history, social science, foreign languages, technology, Bible, fine arts and a few general courses.

How the classes work

According to the course index, each course is taught live online and built for homeschool middle and high school students, in "small, discussion-based classes taught by experienced instructors who are passionate about helping homeschool students grow academically and personally." The homepage lists what a family gets in a class:

• live online courses with video and audio
• recorded classes that can be watched later
• teachers grading homework, quizzes, tests and more
• monitored chats with teachers and fellow students
• office hours for extra help and questions

The recordings matter for busy households: the homepage pitches "Anytime Access" as "Recorded lessons that work with busy schedules," so a student who misses a session is not left behind. Most classes run on a semester or full-year schedule; the course filters show Full Year 2026-2027, Fall 2026 and Spring 2027 options, and the site banner says "Enrollment is open for Spring 2027 semester classes." A few courses break from the live format, marked Self-paced or Flex-paced.

Students work in an MFS Schoology account, which the support page links as the student login. New students get an orientation page with onboarding information, and parents get a guide to printing grade reports and transcripts.

Enrollment is three steps on the homepage: view the courses and learn about the teachers, enroll by choosing courses, completing the information and paying, then start learning.

The catalog

The course index lists every class with its teacher's name, so families can see who teaches what before enrolling.

Science is still the deepest area. High school and middle school options include Anatomy & Physiology, Biology, Chemistry, Earth Science, General Science, Geology: Through the Lens of Genesis, Health Science, High School Astronomy, Introduction to Veterinary Science, Physical Science and Physics. Biology and Chemistry each have two sections with different teachers. Younger students get Science Lab Explorations and a Young Scientist series covering anatomy and physiology, botany, marine science and zoology. Christine Filipek teaches Anatomy & Physiology, Geology, Health Science, High School Astronomy and Introduction to Veterinary Science; Chris Leingang teaches Chemistry and Physics.

English and literature runs from Upper Elementary Language Arts through English I: Discovery, English II: Foundations, English III: Journeys and English IV: Mastery, plus American Literature, Introduction to Literary Analysis, Intermediate Composition, WriteShop, Writing ER and Writing the Research Paper.

Math covers Mastering Math Basics, Middle School Math, Pre-Algebra, Algebra 1, Geometry, Algebra 2 and Consumer Math.

History and social science include Exploring US History for middle school, United States History for high school, World History, World Geography: Cultural and Physical, Upper Elementary US & World Geography, Windows to the World, American Government and Civics, Economics and Informal Logic.

Foreign languages are French, German and Spanish, each in levels 1 to 4. The French and Spanish classes carry the label "with a Difference."

Technology is taught by Anna Pollard: Computer Science and Intro to Programming, Digital Literacy: Tech Skills for Life, Graphic Design & Video Game Making, Modern Media & Content Creation, Modern Web Development (flex-paced) and Tech Careers & Innovation Tools.

Bible has Life of David and Old Testament Survey, God's Plan of Redemption. Fine arts has Art, Graphic Design & Video Game Making and Music Theory. General courses include Career Development, Not Your Mom's Home Economics, Study Skills for Homeschoolers (self-paced) and private tutoring.

The menu also points to NCAA Approved courses, a Guide to the Order of Classes, sample classes and a textbook marketplace, and some classes on the index are already marked Full.

Faith and the family role

The company pitches itself to parents who want to keep control of their homeschool. "We're homeschooling parents ourselves. And Christians too. We understand the challenges of homeschooling, the rewards, and the value of Christ," the homepage reads, and it describes the classes as ones that complement a family's curriculum rather than compete with it. It promises teachers "that love their subjects, students & the Lord" and a "Biblical worldview woven into lessons & discussions."

Pricing, discounts and funding

The course index and homepage print no per-class prices. What they do publish is how the price comes down:

• Family Quantity Discounts: 5% off two classes, 10% off three, and 15% off four or more, applied automatically to orders with multiple classes or students.
• Payment plan: a 6-month payment plan can be chosen on the checkout page.
• Monthly Coupon Club: members get an instant coupon plus exclusive monthly discounts.
• Buy Now, Pick Later: the support page lets families redeem BNPL credit for classes.

The homepage also notes that some states run Education Savings Accounts and other school choice programs, and says its courses may qualify "even if we're not listed as a vendor yet." It offers help to families who are unsure.

Track record and support

The homepage says the company is "Nearing a decade supporting home school families," that nearly two-thirds of families are repeat buyers, and that it has served and educated 1,000+ families. Support runs through a contact form, with private tutoring offered for students who need "a little extra help, encouragement, or one-on-one attention to thrive." High school families can request a transcript from the support page, and the resources menu includes a guide to creating a high school transcript and a summary of homeschool requirements by state.

Who it suits

MyFunScience suits Christian homeschool families who teach most subjects themselves and want a live teacher for the ones they find hardest, often lab science, upper-level math, a second language or programming. Teacher grading and recorded sessions take real work off a parent, and the multi-class discount rewards families enrolling several children. The broad high school list, from Physics to English IV, can carry a student through several years.

It fits less well for families who want a secular program, since faith is part of every class, or for those looking for one complete self-paced curriculum. Most courses run live on a semester calendar, so families need to plan around the class schedule.