Common Questions

Currently, there is only 1 class, with 10 student spaces available. Younger and older students will be grouped together for small group mini-lessons.
Our future vision is to have 3 groups (elementary 1-3, intermediate 4-6, Jr-High 7-9).
Various approaches will be used to teach a mixed-age group, including, but not limited to: small-group lessons, project-based learning (discovery projects), 1-1 tutoring, adaptive programs, and individual book work.
Yes! We are a partially government-funded independent school with Alberta certified teachers.
We are responsible for teaching the Alberta Programs of Study, just the same as public schools. Your child will learn everything he/she is supposed to learn - the only difference being everything will be taught through a Christian lens.
The average family pays $350/month per student. In many cases, discounts are available to help reduce tuition.
Yes, we accept a small number of neurodivergent students. Please reach out to discuss whether a microschool could be a good fit for your child’s unique learning needs.

“Microschools are small, independent learning environments, offering personalized education tailored to individual needs.”

-National School Choice Awareness Foundation