Our Program
A Different Beginning
The New SchoolHouse is launching its inaugural PK–Kindergarten Founding Cohort for the 2026–2027 school year.
This is not a large campus with crowded classrooms.
This is an intentionally small, Christ-centered learning community designed to cultivate academic excellence, character formation, and confident young leaders.
Enrollment is limited to 12 founding scholars.
Academic Structure With Heart
Our PK–K blended classroom provides:
- 5 full instructional days (Monday–Friday)
- Structured academic learning from 8:00 AM – 3:00 PM
- Low student-to-teacher ratio (maximum 12 students)
- Early literacy and mathematical foundations
- Scientific discovery through hands-on inquiry
- Social and biblical worldview integration
- Uniform culture promoting unity and focus
Every element of our day is designed to support both strong academics and strong character.
Who We Are Looking For
The New SchoolHouse is best suited for families who:
- Desire a Christ-centered educational environment
- Value small class sizes and intentional formation
- Seek strong academic foundations in the early years
- Want their child known, nurtured, and challenged
Founding Cohort Commitment
Our first year is about building culture, community, and strong foundations.
Families who join the Founding Cohort become part of the legacy story of The New SchoolHouse.
Only 12 seats are available.
Curriculum Snapshot
At The New SchoolHouse, our curriculum is intentionally designed to build strong foundations in both scholarship and character.
We provide structured, research-based instruction in literacy and mathematics while incorporating hands-on learning, inquiry, and real-world application across all subjects. Our approach blends academic rigor with creativity, independence, and thoughtful faith integration.
Students engage daily in:
- Explicit literacy instruction grounded in the Science of Reading
- Mastery-focused mathematics
- Writing across the curriculum
- Inquiry-based science and social studies
- Character development rooted in biblical values
- Executive functioning and independence skills
Every lesson is purposeful. Every standard builds toward mastery. Every child is known and guided to grow.