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Welcome to Learning Reimagined Who We Are We are simply a group of individuals brought together by a shared passion for education. Each of us brings our own unique talents, and we believe we are at our best when we collaborate. That same belief shapes how we engage with our community. We are stronger, and better, together. Mission Vision To build an inclusive educational community where students and families are empowered to choose their path, nurtured with compassion, and supported through creativity, academic rigor, and social-emotional care — all with the goal of helping every person grow into the best version of themselves. We envision a world where every learner is valued, every family has choice, and education is a force for healing, joy, and transformation. The High Road is more than a learning center — it's a place where people grow together, celebrate individuality, and support one another in both challenge and celebration. Our Values Growth for All We believe every person is capable of learning and evolving, no matter their background or starting point. Family Partnership We believe families are the primary educators of their children. Our role is to support and come alongside them. This partnership requires families to be invested and present in their student’s academic journey, working with us to ensure each child’s success. Community We believe that learning best happens in a supportive environment where people show up for each other in hardship and joy. Student Focus Students come first in all decisions — from academics to mental health and safety. Family Choice We support and honor the right of families to choose the educational path that fits them best. Creativity Matters The arts and creative expression are essential, not optional, in a child’s education. Holistic Learning Education should develop not just minds, but hearts — balancing academic achievement with emotional wellness. Grace & Respect Every learner is treated with dignity, patience, and compassion. Equity in Access All learners, regardless of their background, deserve a high-quality, inclusive education. How It Works We partner with different providers to offer a wide range of core and elective classes for TK–12th grade students. Our program brings homeschool families together for both academic support and social connection. Families can choose between Monday & Wednesday, Tuesday & Thursday, or Friday classes — or mix and match to create a schedule that works best for them. Subjects include Math, Science, English, Social Studies, Art, Music and, PE. All classes align with relevant educational standards, with some designed to be more academically rigorous and others more enrichment-focused to meet the diverse needs of our community. Each day includes six class periods, running from 9:00 AM to 3:45 PM, with a supervised 40-minute lunch break. Students may enroll in a full day or select individual classes that fit their interests and goals. Charter School Families Private Pay Families Many of our families choose to enroll with a non-classroom-based charter school. The charter school is responsible for tracking attendance, submitting final grades, and maintaining all educational records for your student. When you enroll, your student is allocated educational funding that can be used to support their learning. Our on-campus vendors partner with these charter schools by offering approved classes, allowing families to use their educational funding to cover the cost of instruction. If a charter school isn’t the right fit for your family, you can choose to homeschool independently as a private homeschooler. This option gives you full control over your student’s education, but it also means taking on full responsibility. As a private homeschooler, you are required to file a Private School Affidavit (PSA) with California each year. You will be responsible for maintaining all student records, including attendance, grades, transcripts, and course of study. Learn More About Alternative Education “Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world.” Nelson Mandela

M/W Class Schedule Tu/Th Class Schedule Fri Class Schedule Class Descriptions M/W & Tu/Th Class Descriptions for Fridays New Family Application Student(s) Grade Level Submit Application *Please only click submit once , rest assured it is submitted once clicked *Our goal is to approve or decline your application within 5 business days of submission. Please be sure to check your spam folder, as our emails occasionally end up there. Guardian First Name Guardian Email Guardian Last Name Guardian Phone About Your Family Student(s) Name Have you homeschooled before? * Yes No Are you with a Charter School? * Yes No Has your student(s) ever been dismissed from a school or learning center? * Yes No How do you see your family contributing to our community of learners? Pricing: All courses are offered by our program vendors, you are responsible to pay those vendors in a timely manner either with charter funding or private payment. We charge a registration fee of $25 per class, these cannot be paid for with charter funding. Do you agree to pay all applicable fees in a timely manner? Do you agree that you are the primary educator of your student? Do you understand that, as a private community program, we reserve the right to accept or deny enrollment, and to dismiss students from our programs at any time, for any reason we determine to be in the best interest of our community? Enter Date * required Your Signature Clear

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What is Alternative Education? The world of Alternative Education is vast and contains everything from homeschooling to unschooling to special district led programs and much more! There is not a technical definition for this movement, but it essentially incorporates every method of education that doesn't fit the "traditional" model. The best part of non-traditional education is that it offers every child the chance to find a learning method that best fits their needs. Many students do very well in a traditional public school and thrive on that structure, many more learn by doing and moving around, and some just like a mix of it all. There is no right or wrong way on this journey, every student is unique and amazing in their own special way and its our goal to support our families every step of the way. Below are several types of alternative education. Click on each title to explore pages that offer more insight into each approach. Please note that we are not promoting or opposing any particular method, these are simply examples of the diverse paths families may choose. Homeschooling When you privately homeschool, you create your own program at home. You are responsible for tracking grades, keeping records, paying for classes, and filing a simple form called the Private School Affidavit with the state each year. It gives you full flexibility and control, but you’re also in charge of everything. That’s where we come in! If you feel confident teaching some subjects but not others, you can enroll your student in just the classes you need, like Math or History. Or if you're comfortable with all subjects but want your child to have a fun, social learning environment, you can join us for that too. Whether you need a little help or a full schedule, we’re here to support your journey. Charter Schools Non-classroom-based charter schools are public schools designed to support families who choose to homeschool. When you enroll, your student is assigned a supervising teacher who checks in with you regularly (usually once a month) to help track progress, offer guidance, and ensure you're meeting educational goals. These charter schools also provide instructional funds that can be used for approved classes, educational materials, and programs — including all of the classes we offer on campus. It’s a flexible option that allows you to homeschool with added structure, support, and access to valuable resources. Worldschooling Worldschooling is when families use travel and real-world experiences as a big part of their child’s education. Some families travel full-time, others just take extended trips. If you're enrolled in a charter school, you can still get instructional funds to use on approved classes and materials, even while you’re on the road. Our program is a great fit for worldschoolers because we don’t have compulsory attendance. You can attend classes when you're in town or just use us for specific subjects or support, all while keeping your flexible lifestyle. Outdoor Education Outdoor education is all about learning through nature and real-life experiences outside the classroom. Hiking, gardening, exploring, and hands-on projects are all great ways for kids to stay active and connected to the world around them. Our flexible two-day-a-week schedule is a great fit for families who value outdoor learning. That means families can spend the rest of the week fully outdoors while still getting academic support and community when and how they want it. Distance Learning Distance learning means your student does most of their schoolwork online or at home instead of in a classroom. It offers a lot of flexibility and can be a great fit for independent learners. Our program supports distance learners really well. You can stick with your online classes but still join us for a few in-person options, like a favorite subject or just for social time. It’s a great way to get the best of both worlds! Unschooling Unschooling is a flexible approach where kids learn through everyday life, play, projects, and their own interests—rather than following a set schedule or curriculum. It gives students the freedom to explore what they’re really curious about. We’re a great match for unschooling families because you can choose only the classes or experiences that truly spark your student’s passion, with no pressure to do more than what feels right for your family. Montessori Montessori encourages independence, hands-on learning, and self-paced exploration. Students choose activities based on their interests and are guided by the teacher rather than led step-by-step. We incorporate Montessori principles by offering choice-based learning, using real-world tools and materials, and setting up classrooms that invite exploration and responsibility. Reggio Emilia Reggio Emilia is a child-led, project-based approach that sees children as capable and curious learners. It values collaboration, creative expression, and documenting the learning process. In our setting, we use Reggio-inspired practices like student-driven projects, open-ended art, collaborative group work, and encouraging kids to share their ideas and discoveries with others. Waldorf Waldorf education focuses on creativity, imagination, and a gentle, nature-based rhythm. It often delays formal academics in favor of storytelling, art, music, and movement, especially in the early years. We bring in Waldorf-inspired elements through seasonal themes, hands-on art, movement-based learning, and time for creativity and play — especially in our younger classes. Join Our Movement