We have a strong history of teaching multi-age classrooms. Our classes are grouped by levels that are loosely connected to traditional ages and grades: Elementary level is connected to traditional…
Can “holistic education” be academically competent?
Lately the term "holistic education" has come to be associated with a focus on social-emotional health at the expense of academics... A phrase with an undeserved reputation for "academically underperforming"...…
Moving Towards Competency-Based Education
Current-day education poses a clear deficit in that we are using antiquated methods of education and evaluation to understand what our students are capable of and therefore what opportunities may…
Using Alternative Teaching Methods
Traditional teaching methods are being increasingly supplemented and, in some cases, replaced by alternative innovative approaches that prioritize student engagement, critical thinking, and skill development. Parents are frequently left in…
Balancing Act: The Importance of Both Group and Individual Learning for Students
In the landscape of education, the debate over the most effective learning methods often revolves around the merits of group learning versus individual learning. While both approaches have their strengths…
A New Vision for Education
In an era where traditional education models often struggle to meet the diverse needs of students, microschools are emerging as beacons of innovation. These intimate learning environments prioritize personalized instruction,…