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Complete a private intake in your own words.
Personalized homeschool planning for real families
Take a breath
Homeschool gets heavy when curriculum, work schedules, learning differences, appointments, big feelings, and ordinary family life are treated like separate problems. I bring those pieces onto one table, look at how they affect each other, and help you decide what truly belongs in this season.
How it works
Complete a private intake in your own words.
We meet and sort through the questions together.
I research, test the moving pieces, and create the plan.
We walk through the finished work so you know how to use it.
Choose the depth you need
Every option begins with listening. The difference is how much of the year I build with you—and whether you want guidance, a finished roadmap, a complete planner, or continued support as the year unfolds.
Tier A · $1,550 per learner
The most complete Homeschool ICU experience: a deeply personalized year plan, a beautiful finished planner, and four structured check-ins to support your family as the year unfolds.
Tier B · $1,150 per learner
For families who want thoughtful full-year planning, a beautiful finished planner, and three scheduled check-ins for help putting the plan into practice.
Tier C · $750 per learner
For families who want Sara to organize the year and create a workable weekly rhythm, then maintain the detailed lesson tracking in the calendar system they already use.
Tier D · $500 total
For families who want an experienced second set of eyes and practical help with a specific homeschool concern, without purchasing a full-year build.
Plans change because families change. Tiers A and B may add one $250 partial redo during the service year; Tier C may add one $150 partial redo. It is available once per year and is usually most helpful after your family has had time to use the plan.
Planning for more than one learner? Tell me about the whole family in your intake. The first learner is full price, and each additional learner receives 20% off their selected Tier A, B, or C service.
A service built in stages
For Tiers A–C, your approved family total is divided into three payments that follow the work as it happens.
Begins your intake review and reserves your consultation time.
Due after consultation, before I begin the full custom build.
Due before your completed plan and customized materials are released.
The highest-priced learner is counted at full price. Each additional learner receives 20% off their own selected Tier A, B, or C service when planned for the same household and service period.
Homeschool ICU builds the year structure, pacing, subject rhythm, checkpoints, and repeatable daily framework. Families record exact lesson or page numbers, completion, grades, attendance, and ordinary day-to-day changes. Included check-ins are scheduled implementation reviews—not unlimited consulting or complete rebuilds—and must be used within the 12-month service period.
Meet Sara-Raye
I am a homeschool mother, a systems-builder, and the person behind Homeschool ICU. I love vintage finds, creative details, and practical systems—and I have very little interest in pretending family life is tidy when it is not.
What I do take seriously is the trust involved when a parent says, “This is where we are struggling.” I built Homeschool ICU to combine human understanding with a planning system capable of holding all the details—without losing sight of the child inside them.
Read my storyFrom Sara's Desk
This is where I will share what I am learning, what families keep asking, behind-the-scenes planning thoughts, blog posts, and video conversations that deserve more room than a social-media caption.
Visit the Blog & Vlog JournalHomeschool planning, curriculum thoughts, family rhythms, learning differences, and grounded encouragement.
Warm, direct conversations for the questions that are easier to explain out loud than squeeze into a paragraph.
Thoughtful, private, human
My planning review helps me see capacity, pacing, and pressure points. My role is to understand what those numbers mean for your actual child and help you make wise, compassionate decisions around them.
Begin where you are
You only need a safe place to begin telling the truth about what your family needs.