Review
Power Homeschool provides Acellus courses for parents directing their own homeschool. It is separate from BJU Press and from Acellus Academy. The service includes automated grading and progress records, but does not supply teacher support or issue a high school diploma. Review course samples for worldview and teaching fit before choosing subjects.
Editorial rating: 3.36 / 5, equivalent to our 59 / 100 score. How we calculate it.
Curriculum scorecard
Evidence across nine decision factors
- Academic Rigor3/5
Why this score
A broad course catalog provides structured lessons; review individual course scope and samples.
- Ease of Use4/5
Why this score
Video lessons, grading and progress records reduce routine setup.
- Parent Time Required4/5
Why this score
Automation reduces lesson preparation, but the publisher assigns the teaching and supervisory role to parents.
- Cost Value3/5
Why this score
One monthly rate covers up to six courses per student; the annual total and scholarship conditions matter.
- Engagement3/5
Why this score
Videos and interactive practice offer structured screen-based learning.
- Flexibility4/5
Why this score
Self-paced access and the ability to change courses help families adjust their schedule.
- Independent Learning4/5
Why this score
Students can work through lessons and assessments while parents monitor progress.
- Support & Community2/5
Why this score
The service explicitly does not include teacher support.
- Special Needs Support3/5
Why this score
Pacing can be adjusted; families should assess course samples against the child’s support needs.
Pros
- Self-paced video courses with automated grading
- Parents can change the selection of up to six simultaneous courses
- Monthly access with progress records for parent oversight
Cons
- Parents take responsibility for instruction and supervision without teacher support
- The service does not issue a high school diploma
- Screen-based instruction and course content should be sampled before committing
Best for
Families who want Acellus course delivery while retaining responsibility for their own homeschool, records and graduation plan.
Visit Power HomeschoolEditorial evidence
Publisher facts checked: September 22, 2026.
- Power Homeschool FAQ: pricing, course limit, parent role and diploma policy
- Publisher materials for Power Homeschool
- Scoring method and grade weights
These are research-based editorial assessments, not classroom trials or parent survey ratings. Prices and package contents can change; check the linked publisher page before buying. Read our methodology and limitations.