Mystic Hearth Enrichment
At Mystic Hearth Enrichment, learning feels like home — filled with laughter, creativity, and the joy of discovery.
Our classes take place in our home classroom and garden spaces in Bulverde, Texas, where children explore through hands-on projects, cooking, crafting, coding, and connection.
Enrollment is intentionally small to keep the calm, community, and magic that make our program unique.
About Us
We’re Wes and Jessica — a blended family of eight with hearts full of curiosity, creativity, and a love for learning through life itself. With six kids between us, we’ve spent years exploring what education can look like beyond the traditional classroom — one rooted in hands-on discovery, imagination, and connection.
Wes was homeschooled growing up and dreamed of creating a space where learning could happen beyond four walls — where kids could tinker, build, and experiment while feeling free to explore the world around them. With his background in electrical engineering and computer programming, he brings a love of innovation, robotics, and problem-solving to our classes, showing students how creativity and technology work hand in hand.
Jessica’s roots are in musical theater and the culinary arts, where storytelling, rhythm, and flavor all intertwine. As a former private chef and lifelong creative, she brings heart and artistry to Mystic Hearth — helping students discover the beauty in creating with their hands, finding their voice, and sharing in the joy of community. Her passion is teaching life skills that nourish both body and spirit.
Together, we wanted to build a program that combines the heart of home with the wonder of discovery — a place where children can explore, create, and grow through the rhythm of the seasons.
The Rhythm of the Year
At Mystic Hearth, our classes flow with the turning of the seasons.
Each six-week session celebrates a moment in nature’s cycle — from the first harvest of autumn to the bright energy of midsummer.
These rhythms give students a natural sense of progress and renewal while giving families time to rest between sessions.
Children learn to see themselves as part of the living world: planting, building, creating, and sharing in harmony with the wheel of the year.
| Session | Dates | Focus & Seasonal Theme | Notes / Breaks |
|---|---|---|---|
| 🍂Samhain | Sept 16 – Oct 23 (2025) | Harvest, transformation, light & shadow | Ends before Halloween week |
| 🌲Yule | Nov 4 – Dec 18 (2025) | Warmth, giving, reflection & community | Week of Thanksgiving Off - Ends before Winter Break |
| 🌸Imbolc | Jan 20 – Feb 26 (2026) | Renewal, creativity, early growth | |
| 🌷Ostara | Mar 17 – Apr 23 (2026) | Growth, color, invention & spring bounty | Starts after local spring break |
| ☀️Litha | May 12 – June 18 (2026) | Light, outdoor exploration, nature science | Long summer break after June 20 |
Each session runs six weeks, followed by short breaks for rest and family time.
We pause completely for the winter holidays and take a long summer break before resuming in September.
During the breaks, Mystic Hearth may offer optional short-term “Hearth Camps” — week-long creative workshops open to both homeschoolers and non-homeschoolers.
About the Classes
Children learn best when they’re doing — baking, building, crafting, and creating through the rhythm of the year.
Each six-week session blends art, science, and life skills in small, hands-on groups that nurture confidence, creativity, and connection.
🪄 All materials included. Full-day students bring a bag lunch for the 12–1 break.
Sprouts
Ages 6–10 · Tuesdays 10–12 or 1–3 · 💲150 / 6 weeks
Curiosity takes root in our youngest learners.
Children explore the joy of making — kneading dough, planting seeds, painting, and experimenting — building confidence, imagination, and teamwork through simple projects that connect art, nature, and science.
Students may register for morning or afternoon. They are the same experience.
Seekers
Ages 10–14 · Wednesdays 10–3 · 💲150 half day / 250 full day
Seekers are explorers — diving deeper into how things work and how creativity takes shape.
Mornings focus on cooking, gardening, and creative arts; afternoons turn toward coding, crafting, and invention.
Each week blends art, science, and storytelling, helping students connect curiosity to real-world skills.
Students may register for morning only, afternoon only, or the full day for the complete experience.
Smiths
Ages 14–18 · Thursdays 10–3 · 💲150 half day / 250 full day
Smiths continue the same rhythm as Seekers, but with greater independence and complexity.
They take on projects that require planning, collaboration, and creative problem-solving — discovering how their unique strengths help the whole team thrive.
Cooking, crafting, design, and innovation all weave together as they learn to turn ideas into action.
Students may register for morning only, afternoon only, or the full day for the complete experience.
Peek Inside the Hearth
Curious what our days look like?
See behind-the-scenes moments — cooking, crafting, gardens, laughter, and learning — on our Instagram:
Enrollment & Tuition
We accept new students on a seasonal basis, following the natural rhythm of the year. Each session lasts six weeks.
Enrollment is always open two sessions ahead, with returning students receiving early registration access before new families enroll.
Tuition
- Half Day (Morning or Afternoon) — $150 / 6-week term
- Full Day — $250 / 6-week term
Tuition includes all materials, ingredients, and supplies.
Flexible payment arrangements are available for families with siblings or multiple sessions — just reach out and we’ll find a plan that fits.