Hybrid schooling provides a model of education which places parents primarily responsible for their children's education with the added benefit of weekly classroom instruction under a highly skilled and experienced educator.

Through hybrid schooling and partnership with teachers, we would equip families with the curriculum, tools, and community necessary to succeed.

Students attend classroom instruction two days and week, and parents are equipped with curriculum, a daily schedule, and the support it takes to continue their child’s education in the home setting.

What is Hybrid Schooling?

Classroom Instruction

During classroom days, teachers lead lessons in:

Bible, reading, writing, and arithmetic
Classical arts, music, and physical education
Hands-on science and collaborative projects

Students benefit from small class sizes, individualized attention,
and guided group learning.

Home Instruction

Parents act as learning partners, helping children practice skills, read, explore projects, and complete assignments.

Teachers provide structured guidance, lesson plans, and resources,
so families know exactly how to continue learning at home.

How is Hybrid Schooling Different from Co-op?

While both offer flexibility, a hybrid school is more structured than a co-op and may provide full curriculum, grading, and academic planning. Hybrid models are intentionally designed for part-time on-site learning with independent work at home built in. Parents often act as co-teachers on home days.

PROPOSED HYBRID SCHEDULE