Welcome

September - June

We are not a school. We are not a childcare facility. Although students attend our learning center four days a week, they are legally homeschooled under Washington State law. Our certified teachers help families complete the required paperwork and maintain accurate academic records.

Each child receives a complete academic program tailored to their individual learning level, along with engaging enrichment classes that are all in one supportive location.

1. Book a Tour

2. Complete Application Form

3. Complete Enrollment Forms and Pay Tuition Deposit

Tuesday - Friday 

26/27 Academic Year as of September 1st: $1100/ Month or $13,200 per year

Pay full  year @ $13,200 at 10% discount = $11,880

Pay each month at the 1st of each month @ $1100 for 12 months

Early Enrollment discount @ $900 until August 31st

Pay bi-annual for school year @ $6,600

Flexible drop off time 8am-9am daily. Outdoor education/play during this flexible time. 

Small group core academics in the morning.

Outdoor education, enrichment, life skills, and more in the afternoon.

Flexible pick up time 3pm-4pm daily. Outdoor education/ play during this flexible time. 

Healthy snack provided. Child brings lunch and water bottle. 

We don’t follow a one-size-fits-all curriculum. Instead, we use flexible learning frameworks that adapt to each child’s pace, interests, and developmental needs. This allows us to meet students exactly where they are at in their learning. Our approach blends core academic goals with hands-on, project-based, and outdoor learning, ensuring that education is meaningful, engaging, and responsive rather than rigid or standardized. Reading is taught with structured literacy approach.

Afternoons are spent in enrichment classes that align back to core academics. Students have a choice for their enrichment classes whether it be cooking, crafts, yoga, self-study, science, etc. These options change weekly. 

Unlike a school, we do not structure our program around mandatory state testing. At the beginning of the year, we use norm-referenced assessments to determine each student’s academic level and appropriate placement.

Throughout the year, progress is measured through real-world application, informal assessments, and ongoing teacher evaluations. This approach gives us a more complete understanding of each child’s skills, growth, and individual learning needs.