Sword of Freedom & Hero Scholar Project


Registration For This Training will open February 2025

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Discover the Hero Within with Sword of Freedom and Hero Scholar Projects!

Are you ready to lead your homeschool community on a remarkable journey that not only explores pivotal moments in history but also encourages scholars to find the heroes within themselves? Welcome to the Sword of Freedom and Hero Scholar Projects – extraordinary educational adventures that empower you to inspire your homeschool community to delve into the complexities of the Civil War and World War II.

What are the Sword of Freedom and Hero Scholar Projects?

These projects go beyond traditional history classes; they are your keys to guiding your homeschool community toward discovering the hero within. With these unique programs, you and your fellow homeschool parents will:

  1. Inspire Heroic Exploration: Scholars will embark on a journey of self-discovery as they learn about the people, issues, and consequences of both the United States Civil War and World War II. They will read classics, explore biographies, and analyze pivotal speeches of leaders and heroes.

  2. Explore Foundational Principles: Encourage scholars to explore essential principles of war, including just cause, right intention, and proper authority. They will also delve into the concepts of public virtue and leadership during times of crisis.

  3. Witness Life-Changing Challenges: As scholars immerse themselves in impactful simulations and create powerful Hero Projects, they will witness how families and individuals face life-changing challenges. They will recognize the profound impact of individual choices.

  4. Dive into Historical Context: Sword of Freedom focuses on the Civil War, a pivotal time in our nation's history. Scholars will navigate complex issues like states' rights vs. federal control, constitutionality, and slavery. The human nature explored during this war, where both sides believed they were doing God's will, will be a central theme.

  5. Connect with Heroes of World War II: The Hero Project empowers scholars to connect with the Hero Generation of World War II. By getting to know these amazing men and women who played crucial roles in the war, scholars will learn the qualities that define heroes and gain a desire to emulate them.

Empower Your Homeschool Community with Sword of Freedom and Hero Scholar Projects!

These projects transcend conventional education, fostering critical thinking, empathy, and an understanding of the impact of historical events on our lives today. As a mentor, you'll guide young scholars to discover the heroes within themselves and understand the power of individual choices.

Join the ranks of passionate homeschool leaders who have discovered the transformative potential of Sword of Freedom and Hero Scholar Projects. Be the catalyst for change and inspire your community to explore history, uncover heroes, and apply invaluable lessons to the present and future.

Register today to secure your spot in these extraordinary educational journeys with Sword of Freedom and Hero Scholar Projects!

Regular prices:
NEW - $549
RETURNING - $499
BRUSH-UP - $349
YOUTH - $349

Be sure to register early for our Early-Bird prices! Up to $100 off!

Jessica Loehrmann

“The inspiration of those who did what they could during their time to influence change for good is still being felt today as Reconstruction continues, as unity is sought, and as individuals of all ages must be ever on guard to decide to whom/what their allegiance lies.”

Linda Stahr

From a previous scholar of mine: "It teaches you what things to NOT do again to prevent war. I remember learning that "Those who don't know the past are destined to repeat it." With the Civil War and WWII, there were some really nasty things that happened. It's a real thing that can happen if we don't take the lessons learned and apply them today. AND, it gives the students an appreciation and a reverence for the blood that has been spilled for the cause of humanity."