Ron Paul Curriculum: The Story of Liberty, K-12

Here, you and your children can get an education in liberty like no other. -- Ron Paul

If you are looking for a curriculum that is academically rigorous, yet frees up parents from the tasks of creating daily lesson plans and hands-on teaching, this curriculum is for you. To understand how this curriculum works, click here.

For a brief video on how to access the site's many features, click PLAY. It was produced by the science instructor for grades 4-8.

K-8 students get the basics: reading, writing, arithmetic, science, and history. There is also a year's course on personal finance: saving, investing, and the dangers of debt.

High school students are well prepared for college.

Humanities: Students learn the basics of Western Civilization and Western liberty in a two-year course -- far more than most universities offer. They also learn the basics of Western literature, paralleling the Western Civilization course. This makes both courses more understandable. Students also get parallel courses in American history and American literature.

Social sciences: Students get a year's course on government and a year on free market economics.

Writing: There is a weekly writing assignment in every humanities and social science course. This means 36 essays per course per year. At the end of this program, most students will be able to write at an upper division college level -- or higher.

Natural sciences: Students get the basics of science: physical science, biology, chemistry, and physics.

Mathematics: Algebra, geometry, trigonometry, and precalculus.

There is a one-year course on public speaking.

There are two one-year courses on how to start a home business.

They also can take courses in how to pass CLEP and AP exams, which will enable some of them to enter college as juniors, thereby saving their parents tens of thousands of after-tax dollars.

I invite parents to take courses and participate on forums -- to get the education they never had. Parents do not pay for the individual courses that they purchase for their children.