Reimagining Education for Our Community
Our Microschool is designed to provide a flexible yet structured learning experience that centers critical thinking, cultural awareness, and academic excellence, while allowing students to take ownership of their education in a supportive and collaborative environment.
This isn’t a traditional school, but rather a parent-supported learning pod where families stay actively involved in their child's education. Students will work independently at home and benefit from two days of structured in-person instruction every week.
What's Included?
Example Schedule
Here’s what a typical Tuesday/Thursday will look like:
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9:00 – 9:15 AM: Arrival & Morning Check-In
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9:15 – 10:15 AM: Flex Independent Learning Time
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10:20 – 11:20 AM: US History with Ms. Kiah (OH Freedom High School 1 & 2)
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11:25 – 12:25 PM: English Language Arts with Mr. Anthony (FishTank Learning)
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12:30 – 1:15 PM: Lunch Break
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1:20 – 2:20 PM: Science with Ms. Shelly (OpenSciEd)
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2:25 – 3:30 PM: Math & Independent Study Time (125 min)
This program is ideal for:
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Middle and high school students who can work independently and thrive with personalized learning.
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Families seeking a balance between home education and meaningful peer interaction.
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Those who value a culturally affirming, justice-centered approach that uplifts BIPOC voices.
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Families who embrace a secular, pro-science learning environment grounded in curiosity and critical thinking.
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Families ready to actively participate in a supportive and collaborative learning community.
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Students who take ownership of their learning, including completing work at home.
Who Is This For?
What will be taught
Curriculum we will be using:
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English Language Arts: FishTank Learning – text-rich units that encourage critical thinking, writing, and discussion
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Science: OpenSciEd – a hands-on, inquiry-based curriculum aligned with NGSS
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History: “Oh Freedom!" – exploring U.S. history through the lens of justice and resistance, centering the experiences of Black and Indigenous people
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Math: Independent work time
Applications are closed
We are currently at capacity and not accepting applications. We will open again in 2026.
Application Process
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Submit the Application
Once applications open, you will complete our online application form with details about your child’s learning style, educational history, and family goals.
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Schedule an Interview
If your application is selected, we’ll set up an interview to learn more about your child and discuss how if our program will be a good fit for your child and vice versa.
3
Enrollment
After the interview, if we’re a good match, you’ll receive an enrollment invitation and details about the next steps, including forms and payments.
Cost & Commitment
Tuition
Tuition will be $225 per month (for 10 months) per student, depending on final enrollment numbers we may be able to offer sibling discounts.
Materials & Supplies
Families will need to pay a $200 per year, per student supply fee, which will be outlined in the welcome packet.
Commitment
The program is a 10 month commitment to ensure consistency and build community.