You want a place where students master each concept prior to moving forward and can go as quickly or slowly as needed for their individual mastery and understanding.

We prioritize mastery and understanding on our concept path for Core Academics.  Each student progresses academically on an individual basis without leaving their developmentally appropriate age group.  In other words, your advanced child can continue to advance in any subject while remaining in their age group while a student that needs more time to master concepts is able to do so within their age group..

You want a relaxed, stress-free setting for learning.

We know that when people are comfortable and happy, the brain is open to learning.  We provide a home setting with a basic daily routine to offer security as students know what to expect each time they are here.  

You want your student to be proficient in Math and Language Arts.

Mastery and understanding are our priority rather than fitting a child to a curriculum or grade level.   Our students have all the tools they need to understand concepts and also practice concepts in real life applications.  

5. Your want a healthy environment for your child.

We do all we can to keep our environment free of toxic chemicals and toxic attitudes. Our cleaning supplies are free of hormone disrupting and toxic ingredients known to cause harm to pets and people.  We also prioritize kind and open communication, allowing freedom to express thoughts or experience feelings within the boundary of not purposely hurting others or disrupting others' learning.  

6. You want a space where childhood is protected.

We protect childhood innocence by limiting exposure to developmentally appropriate topics as well as providing quality literature and critical thinking opportunities.  We ask families to commit to maintaining a "G-rated" standard in general so as to allow conversations and interests to reflect age appropriateness.  We also take the added step of providing an enriched environment in which critical thinking, reading, discussion, and fine motor skills are the bulk of our day.