The formula was simple: Merge bubblegum and soul with the crackling sincerity of an enthusiastic child, cross your fingers, and pray for airplay. Throw in a publicist, stylists, dance instructors, and a crack songwriting team and the next thing you know you've got a Neverlander dangling a small child out a window in Bahrain. That's provided you're a one-in-several-billion Gary, Indiana, Jackson. For our Home Schooled performers and their overly ambitious adult promoters, the path to kid soul stardom wasn't anywhere near as "simple as do-re-mi." Home Schooled: The ABCs Of Kid Soul unfolds like a map of American dreams derailed early. More energetic than funky, more passionate than soulful, whether fastidiously trained or shockingly green, these kid performers laid down nothing less than absolute honesty.
| A1 | –Patrizia & Jimmy | Trust Your Child Pt. 1 |
| A2 | –Promise (4) | I'm Not Ready For Love |
| A3 | –Eight Minutes* | Here's Some Dances |
| A4 | –Jack & The Mods | One Is Enough For One |
| B1 | –Little Murray & The Mantics | Don't Leave Me Mama |
| B2 | –3 Simmons | You Are My Dream (School Time) |
| B3 | –3 Stars (3) | Jersey Slide Pt. 1 |
| B4 | –Cindy & The Playmates | Now That School Is Though |
| B5 | –Man Child Singers | Right On |
| C1 | –Altyrone Deno Brown | Sweet Pea |
| C2 | –Atons | Yellow Ribbon |
| C3 | –Triads | If You're Looking For Love |
| C4 | –Quantrells | Can't Let You Break My Heart |
| D1 | –Jr. & His Soulettes* | 2009 Cherry Soul Sound |
| D2 | –Michael Washington | Little Girl |
| D3 | –Otis The 3rd | Time |
| D4 | –Step By Step (5) | Time After Time |
| D5 | –Patrizia & Jimmy | Trust Your Child Pt. 2 |
