How we start them young with skills that matter…
Many of the methods we use in our courses are evidence-based and kid-approved. Remarkably, these are not mutually exclusive. Often …
Whether it's flipped, hybrid, project-based, Modeling Instruction, growth mindset, executive functioning, social-emotional - we are #alwayslearning and always improving. We offer AP courses (often in project-based models using CollegeBoard curricula) and dual-enrollment options for students ready for the challenge.
Let's talk about how our programs are structured and how they may serve your needs. Our full-time programs are built on top of a longstanding part-time program started in 2016 where students have group learning at our center and independent learning at home. Let's talk about the combination that your family needs.
We don't just talk about executive function skills - we integrate planning, time management and organization into students work and transition them to independence with those skills. We also offer coursework open to the public for executive function and study skills.
Whether you are looking for part-time programs through our coschool program or full-time enrollment at our microschool – we have the information you need to make a decision the works for your family. If you have questions, please reach out and let us help.
Prairie Paideia aims to educate students ages 6-18 using alternative methods and priorities from traditional schooling by focusing on creativity, integrated content, Socratic method, executive function skills, growth mindset and social-emotional wellness. Our programs pull from different educational pedagogues and models that change and blend through the developmental stages of our students journeys. We support and educate not only our students, but families – knowing that students grow in community and concepts need to be embraced both at home and in their learning environment.
Learn more about how we operate, our priorities and our core values.
Many of the methods we use in our courses are evidence-based and kid-approved. Remarkably, these are not mutually exclusive. Often …