FAQs

We believe it is essential that students learn best with peers of their own age, and the curriculum is designed to assume achievement at grade level. Therefore, we do not admit students who are not at the required grade level.

If your child is interested in the subject and is at grade level, we encourage you to try us out!  Our teachers are trained to reach out to every student in the classroom to ensure class-wide understanding and participation. 

Our classes are not a part of the K-12 curriculum, but rather focus on creativity, inquiry, and exploration. Students are thus encouraged to take risks and be fearless in class, using curriculum that is designed broaden ways of thinking and give students an opportunity to pursue what interests them.

We limit class size to 20 students. Each class has, in addition to the instructor, a teacher’s aide. K-2 classes may have extra aides, if the class size necessitates it, and can also help with class transitions.

Yes. A few select courses are available via Zoom. This will be noted in the title of the course as “ONLINE ONLY.” These require a computer, internet access, webcam, and microphone. Hybrid classes are not offered.

Yes. We have a limited number of fee waivers available to families eligible for federal free or reduced lunch programs. Please see our Tuition and Fees page for more information.

Refunds are available if withdrawal occurs before the posted deadline. After that, refunds may be granted only for documented extenuating circumstances. See our refund policy here.

While the program cannot offer the full range of support found in traditional schools, families may submit a Student Support Request form before enrollment is finalized. The team will review each request and communicate what support can be provided. Visit our Student Support page for more information.