K-5 Christ-Centered Microschool | Tyler, Texas
Learning with purpose. Growing in faith.
You’re teaching your child to know Christ and live out their faith. Their School should partner with you.
At House of Emet, we bring together personal attention, intentional academic instruction, and everyday opportunities to practice Biblical truth. Our small learning community helps children feel known, supported, and challenged as they learn.
Full-time enrollment • Kindergarten–5th grade
Monday–Thursday • 7:50 a.m.–3:15 p.m.
CHRIST-CENTERED EDUCATION IN TYLER, TX
Faith in practice. Instruction with purpose
House of Emet partners with Christian parents to reinforce the discipleship they’re practicing at home. Our teaching is grounded in Scripture, and children are encouraged to ask thoughtful questions as they learn to understand and apply biblical truth.
Practicing the Fruit of the Spirit
Our social-emotional learning focuses on the Fruit of the Spirit. During morning circle, we connect Scripture to everyday experiences. In a recent conversation about Jesus and the storm, students identified prayer and worship as ways to turn toward Him when they feel worried.
Teaching That Responds to Your Child
We use MAP assessment data, classroom observations, and student work to inform instruction. I use this information to plan reading intervention, identify where children need greater challenge, and choose skills they’re ready to practice independently.
In our small classroom, I can observe how students respond, provide individual support, and adjust instruction as they learn.
Individualized Learning
Your child isn't expected to fit into one academic box. We meet students where they are, close learning gaps, strengthen what they already do well, and help them make meaningful progress.
What makes a school a good fit? →Small, Calm Classrooms
In a small classroom, it's hard for a child to disappear. We know our students—their strengths, struggles, personalities, and what helps learning finally click.
Is school feeling like too much? →A School Families Can Actually Trust
House of Emet is an accredited, TEFA-approved private microschool offering real academic instruction in reading, writing, math, science, and social studies—with the flexibility and personal attention of a much smaller school.
Feeling guilty about switching schools? →OUR DAILY RHYTHM
Four focused days, plenty of Room to Breathe.
Our core school week runs Monday–Thursday from 7:50 AM–3:15 PM. Students move through focused academic instruction, hands-on learning, outdoor play, independent work, and community time without spending the entire day rushing from one subject to the next.
Leaving Fridays open for family time, rest, and deeper passions.
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Recess - Climbing Trees Encouraged
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Deep Focus - Real Writing
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Math Through Hands on Play
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Reading At Their Own Level
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Phonics on the Floor
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Outdoor Learning - Building a Teepee
“For the first time, our son is genuinely happy and excited for school. He feels seen, supported, and eager to learn.”
-House of Emet Parent
Meet Raj McCowin, founder and lead teacher.
Hey there, I’m Rajalique McCowin (though most students call me Mrs. Raj 😊).
I’m an educator, founder, and lifelong believer that children learn best when they feel seen.
Before launching House of Emet, I spent over a decade in education serving students across elementary grade levels and academic settings. Throughout those years, I saw firsthand how deeply environment impacts learning.
I created House of Emet for children who are capable but not thriving in traditional school. My goal isn’t simply to help children “keep up.”
It’s to help them rebuild confidence, close learning gaps, think deeply, and rediscover joy in learning.
At House of Emet, I want every child to feel:
known, supported, challenged, and safe to grow.
When I’m not teaching, I’m usually studying God’s word, drawing on my iPad, reading, or dreaming about better ways to help children love learning again.
AFFORDABILITY & PARTNERSHIP
Making Christ-Centered Education Accessible
We believe financial hurdles shouldn't keep a child from a transformative education. House of Emet is proud to participate in TEFA (Texas Education Freedom Accounts) and offers flexible payment options to partner with families.
Come Experience Our Classroom in Person
VISIT HOUSE OF EMET
Maybe your child doesn't need to try harder. Maybe they need a different environment where they are truly seen for who they are. Come meet Mrs. Raj, step into our peaceful classroom, and let’s talk about how we can partner together to help your child thrive.