Now Accepting Applications for the 2026-2027 School Year
Effective Learning, Delivered With Care
A small learning community where children grow together academically and socially, year after year.
Our microschool serves students in grades 2-4 through evidence-based, Direct Instruction paired with a nurturing relationship-centered environment. We combine clear academic structure with individualized support while developing confidence, persistence, and a love for learning.
A Different Kind Of Learning Experience
Our microschool is an education program offering core academic instruction delivered in just two mornings per week, designed to establish the foundation of homeschool learning.
Academics are taught using Direct Instruction, a highly structured teaching approach that emphasizes clear modeling, guided practice, frequent opportunities to respond, and immediate feedback.
Students build strong foundations in ELA, math, social studies and science through thoughtful instruction and high expectations, balanced with encouragement and care. Lessons are designed with clear goals and logical sequencing to support steady skill development across subjects.
Families receive guidance on how learning can be extended naturally at home throughout the week.
This is a tuition based education program thoughtfully informed by developmental principles and is not an insurance-funded service.
Curriculum is Curated, Not Selected
We thoughtfully combine high-quality curricula such as Moving Beyond the Page, Five in a Row, Math with Confidence, Michael Clay Thompson and more to create a cohesive academic experience.
Instruction is intentionally modified to support clear skill progression, strong foundations, and meaningful practice across subjects.
Learning With Real Results
Project Follow Through—the largest educational study in U.S. history—found that students taught with Direct Instruction showed stronger gains in math, reading, language, and confidence than students in more than 20 other instructional models.
In contrast, many child-centered and discovery-based approaches showed limited academic progress.
In our microschool, this translates into clear skill development for students who need support and meaningful challenge for students who are ready to move ahead.
Classroom Culture Is Built—Not left to Chance
We shape a classroom culture where students feel supported, challenged, and connected.
Friendships grow year after year through consistent routines that reinforce kindness, leadership, and effort. Students practice teamwork during group learning, develop respectful communication skills, and learn to support one another through shared challenges.
The result is a close-knit learning community where children feel confident, valued, and motivated to do their best.
Community Events & Enrichment
🎬 Monthly Movie Social
On the last Friday of each month, we host a free movie social open to the homeschool community. This is a great time for parents to mingle, while children connect in a relaxed, social setting.
🚌 Field Trips
Voluntary field trips will be held on a monthly basis as well and provide opportunities for our students to extend their learning beyond the classroom. These fieldtrips are optional but strongly encouraged and will typically occur outside of regularly scheduled class times.
Typical Day
Tuesdays & Thursdays | 8:30-12:30pm
8:30-9:15-Math
9:15-9:45-Grammar
9:45-10:30-Reading, Writing & Discussion
10:30-11:30- Outdoor Activities & Snack
11:30-12:15- Science & Social Studies (Projects & Discussion)
12:15-12:30pm- Shout Out Circle (Each student draws a peer's name and shares how that classmate was supportive that day)
The Art of Homeschool Summer Learning Lab
July 2026 | Limited to 4 Students
The Summer Learning Lab is a 4-week small-group intensive offering families an early opportunity to experience The Art of Homeschool model prior to Fall 2026 enrollment.
Designed for students in grades 2-4, this founding cohort will follow the same structured, mastery-based academic framework outlined below in our full microschool program. Students will engage in focused mathematics and language arts instruction, literature-based discussion, and integrated social studies and science content within our structured daily rhythm.
*Tuesday & Thursdays| 8:30am-12:30pm
*Priority access to Fall 2026 Enrollment
Fall 2026 Microschool Enrollment Info
Limited to 6 Students | Grades 2-4
Enrollment is now open for Fall 2026. The Art of Homeschool offers a mastery-based microschool model grounded in Direct Instruction and regulation-informed teaching. Designed for families seeking structure, rigor, and intentional small-group learning year after year.
Tuition
$900 per month
Tuesdays & Thursdays | 8:30-12:30
No registration or materials fees.
The month of November and December will be prorated. Limited capacity.
Who Can Benefit From Our Microschool
This program may be a good fit for children who:
- Are in grades 2-4
- Thrive in a small, structured learning community
- Can participate independently within a collaborative classroom
- Benefit from clear instruction and consistent expectations
- Enjoy meaningful peer interaction and thoughtful discussion
- Are ready to grow through challenge, encouragement, and steady guidance
We partner closely with families to determine whether this environment is the right fit for their child.
Getting Started
Taking the next step doesn’t have to feel overwhelming. We’re here to learn about your child, answer questions, and help you decide whether this program is the right fit.
Reach out to schedule a brief consultation — we’ll walk you through availability, what to expect, and next steps with clarity and care.
- (442) 264-7180
- (951) 789-1850
- info@theartofaba.com
- M-F 9:00am - 6:00pm
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Contact Us Today
Reach out to learn more about the program and share your child’s needs.
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Schedule a Visit
We meet to discuss your child's learning profile and whether this environment may be a good fit.
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Enrollment & Getting Started
After determining fit, families complete brief background forms so we can gather academic history, learning needs, and goals as we prepare to begin.