Where thoughtful students become confident scholars.
Live online English & humanities classes — rooted in a Christian worldview and the classical tradition — plus private tutoring and college-planning guidance for homeschool families.
How I can help your family
- ✦Live, discussion-based literature & writing courses
- ✦One-on-one tutoring for any student, any subject need
- ✦College planning & NCAA academic-eligibility consultations
- ✦Practical guides you can buy and use today
Four ways to learn with The Confident Scholar
Everything is built around meaningful work — not busywork — and taught by someone who has walked the homeschool-to-college road herself.
Live Classes
Weekly online literature & composition, with humanities courses expanding soon. Small groups, Socratic discussion, real writing feedback.
See the courses →Consultations
Homeschool planning and college roadmapping — transcripts, course sequencing, admissions, and NCAA Division I eligibility.
Book a session →Private Tutoring
One-on-one online tutoring for any student who needs focused help with reading, writing, or study skills.
Request tutoring →Guides & Resources
Downloadable guides — starting with NCAA academic eligibility — plus trusted resources I recommend for college-bound families.
Visit the shop →A four-year path from strong reader to college-ready writer
Begin in 8th or 9th grade. Many families count English I as high school credit — and early starters can reach dual-credit English by senior year.
Foundations
Literature & composition fundamentals — close reading and clear writing.
View course →American Lit
American literature with structured analytical writing.
Waitlist · view →British Lit
British literature, deeper interpretation, stronger essays.
View course →World Lit
World literature and college-level composition.
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Hi, I'm Kim Hunt.
For more than two decades I've taught homeschooled students — including over a decade of high school literature and composition — and I've guided my own children through high school, Division I athletic recruiting, and admission to highly academic universities.
I believe the goal of education isn't simply college admission, but the development of clear thinking, careful reading, and strong communication that lasts a lifetime.
NCAA academic eligibility, done right
Homeschool athletes face a maze of NCAA academic requirements — approved core courses, documentation, transcripts, and the Eligibility Center. That's my focus: making sure a student qualifies academically. For the athletic recruiting side — coaches, scholarships, and the recruiting process — I point families to Renee Lopez, who's the real expert there.
What families say
“I truly cannot put into words how much Mrs. Hunt’s classes have meant to me. From our discussions to the patient way she teaches, I don’t think I would love reading and thinking the way I do if she hadn’t been my teacher. She helped me grow so much — I’ve never had a better English teacher, and I’m so grateful for the impact she’s had on my life.”
— Former student“Kim taught all three of my children throughout high school, and every one of them loved her classes. She has a gift for making literature interesting and engaging while teaching students to think deeply and write exceptionally well. Each of my children became a confident, capable writer because of her.”
— Homeschool parent of three“Kim has guided our family through every stage of homeschooling — from planning middle and high school courses to preparing for college. She even helped us navigate transcripts, NCAA requirements, and athletic recruiting. Her knowledge and guidance gave us confidence that we were preparing our children well for what came next.”
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