Our Philosophy & Curriculum

At King’s Path Homeschool Academy, we celebrate the world through God’s eyes. We believe that education should not only build knowledge but also shape hearts and cultivate a biblical worldview. That’s why we proudly use My Father’s World (K-8) Portals (9-12) for curriculum. My Father's World beautifully integrates the Bible with history, geography, science, literature, art, and music—helping children see every subject through the lens of God’s truth.  Portals is a Minnesota Christian Homeschool and Microschool curriculum company that also provides full parental access to the lesson materials online.

My Father’s World combines the best of Charlotte Mason’s gentle approach, classical education’s structure, and the richness of unit studies—all with a global perspective rooted in Scripture. Math and English are tailored to each child’s unique abilities, meeting them where they are and equipping them with the tools they need to grow and succeed. 

Our goal is to nurture a love for learning, a love for God, and a deep understanding of the world He has created. 

Meet the Teachers

Rachel See brings a unique blend of medical, educational, and spiritual experience to the vision of launching a private Christian school. With a Bachelor's degree in Nursing and 13 years in the medical field, Rachel is also a devoted mother of five who has homeschooled for the past 9 years and spent 11 years running a daycare and preschool from her home. 

In 2020, she launched a microschool during the COVID-19 pandemic to support her daycare families—monitoring distance learning for older students while homeschooling others. This grassroots beginning sparked a passion for a more holistic, hands-on approach to education. 

Rachel believes children thrive when learning is interactive, outdoors, and rooted in real-life skills like gardening, animal care, and practical living. To her, the outdoors is “God’s classroom,” and education should reflect His creation—alive, engaging, and purposeful. She is committed to shorter, meaningful lessons that support deeper understanding and spiritual growth. 

Most importantly, Rachel is passionate about keeping Christ at the center of all learning. As the Children’s Ministry Co-Director at Mosaic Church, she actively disciples the next generation and sees education as a powerful way to shape both hearts and minds. 

Chanou See is a dedicated husband to Rachel and proud father of five. With a background in worship ministry, Chanou has spent many years leading and playing on worship teams, sharing his talents as a skilled guitarist and vocalist. He holds a bachelor’s degree in Bible and Missions from Crossroads Bible College, with a minor in music. 

For the past three years, Chanou has worked full-time alongside Rachel in their family daycare, where his love for children and joyful spirit shine. He also brings valuable experience from the restaurant and catering industry, as well as his time at Ability Building Center (ABC) in Rochester, where he worked with mentally and physically disabled adults. His time at ABC helped deepen his patience, compassion, and ability to connect with individuals of all abilities. 

Chanou’s greatest strength is his sense of humor, which brings joy and energy into every learning environment. Children are naturally drawn to his fun and engaging personality, and he has a special gift for making learning both meaningful and memorable. At King’s Path Homeschool Academy, Chanou works with our Kindergarten and 1st-grade students, serving not only as a teacher but also as a strong Christian male role model for our entire school community. 

Meghan Hewitt is a passionate advocate for Christ-centered education and a trailblazer in the growing microschool movement. 

She holds degrees in Bible and Psychology from Northwestern University in St. Paul and has spent the past 15 years homeschooling her five children. In 2020, during the COVID-19 shutdown, she became a trusted voice for new homeschooling families—offering practical talks, mentorship, and encouragement to those navigating uncharted waters. 

Three years ago, she launched a Christ-centered microschool, and she is now preparing to open a private Christian school in Rochester, Minnesota. Her latest endeavor is the founding of Alpha Christian Halls, a micro-college rooted in the Oxford tutorial model—small, discussion-driven learning groups focused on higher education, discipleship, and deep spiritual formation. 

Over the past year, she has also worked with a national Christian homeschool curriculum company, supporting families and communities across the country in launching microschools of their own. Her work with Education Choice initiatives over the last two years has only deepened her passion: equipping families and churches to provide quality, Christ-honoring education in a changing culture. 

Supported by Olmsted Outreach

King's Path Homeschool Academy is a program of Olmsted Outreach, a Minnesota nonprofit corporation that is tax exempt under the IRS 501 (c)(3) code. https://www.olmstedoutreach.org/kingspath.html

Olmsted Outreach (OO) was founded by Rochester First Baptist/Autumn Ridge Church in response to launching or supporting faith-based non-profit programs which were independent of the church. Although OO is focused on local programs, over the years, several OO programs have had an international component or focus. https://www.olmstedoutreach.org/index.html

Donations to King's Path Academy can be made using the Program-by-Program menu on the Olmsted Outreach donations page or making out a check to "Olmsted Outreach" with "King's Path" or "King's Path Academy" on the memo line.

For more information about Olmsted Outreach, you can contact them by mail or email: olmsted.outreach@gmail.com or:

Olmsted Outreach

3611 Salem Rd. SW

Rochester, MN 55902