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Why choose Prima’s microschool?

  • Small class size (just 18 students)
  • Personalized instruction
  • Daily small-group learning
  • Strong reading and math foundations
  • Hands-on learning experiences
  • Christian character development
  • Strong family partnership

Who is the microschool for? 

This microschool would be a good fit for a student who: 

  • Thrives in a smaller class setting.
  • Benefits from personalized instruction and daily small-group learning.
  • Needs targeted support, enrichment, or additional challenge in reading and math.
  • Enjoys hands-on learning and teamwork.
  • Wants to grow in their Christian character, confidence, and leadership skills.

Prima Microschool Instructional Model

Meet the Microschool Operator

What curriculum will students use?

Students will learn through a combination of high-quality instructional resources, including:

  • The Good and the Beautiful for independent literacy and math learning
  • UFLI Foundations for explicit phonics instruction in small groups
  • Lexia for personalized reading practice
  • Zearn for adaptive math practice
  • Leveled fluency practice, hands-on learning, and project-based experiences

This combination allows students to work independently while receiving targeted teacher support every day.

 

What does a typical day include?

Students participate in a structured daily schedule that includes:

  • Morning Circle and Devotional
  • Small-group instruction
  • Independent learning
  • Educational technology
  • Hands-on learning
  • Specials
  • Projects and collaboration
  • Reading and math intervention
  • Leadership opportunities

Each day is intentionally designed to build strong academic foundations while developing confidence, independence, and Christian character.

How will my child's progress be monitored?

Student progress is monitored regularly using classroom assessments, teacher observations, and MAP Growth assessments. This information helps teachers provide personalized instruction and communicate student growth with families throughout the year.

Is the microschool a good fit for every student?

The microschool is designed for families who value a smaller learning environment, personalized instruction, and strong family partnership. During the enrollment process, we will meet with each family to determine whether the microschool is the best fit for their child's learning needs and goals.

How can families be involved?

Family partnership is one of the foundations of our microschool. Families will be invited to participate through:

  • Family Learning Days
  • Parent conferences
  • Classroom celebrations
  • Volunteer opportunities
  • Regular communication about student progress

We believe students achieve their greatest success when schools and families work together.

How do I express interest?

Families interested in learning more or being considered for the microschool are encouraged to complete our Microschool Interest Form. After receiving your submission, we will contact you with information about the next steps, including tours, family meetings, and the enrollment process.

Prima Microschool Interest Form

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is a microschool?

A microschool is a small, full-time school designed to provide personalized instruction in a close-knit learning community. With a smaller class size, teachers can better understand each student's strengths and needs while building strong relationships with both students and families.

How many students will be in the class?

Microschools are designed to serve approximately 12–20 students, creating an environment where every child is known, supported, and challenged.

What grades does the microschool serve?

Grades available are specific to each microschool.

What makes the microschool different from a traditional classroom?

Students learn in a smaller setting with personalized instruction, daily small-group teaching, and flexible learning experiences. Rather than teaching every student the exact same lesson at the same pace, instruction is designed to meet students where they are and help them grow toward grade-level proficiency and beyond in certain circumstances.