What is Meadow View Learning?

Meadow View Learning is a nonprofit Christian tutorial and home school support center offering a well-rounded, academic and character-based experience for learners ages 7–18.  We support homeschool families through structured tutorial and enrichment learning opportunities built around faith, academics, character development, and stewardship.

What ages do you serve?

Ages 7 - 18 (grades 2 and up).  Age requirements may vary slightly depending on type of program selected.  See our Classes and Programs page and our Frontier Girls Page for more details.  All students follow customized learning plans, with older students also participating in mentorship opportunities as well as other activities based on level.

What does a typical week look like?

Learners participating in our Tutorial Track may attend Monday through Friday, 8:55 a.m.–2:15 p.m., with daily academic focuses:

• Monday: Mathematics
• Tuesday: Language Arts
• Wednesday: Science & Gardening
• Thursday: History & Geography, and PE
• Friday: Enrichment, elective projects & art
• In addition to focused daily subjects, students work on various projects throughout the week, maintain a student garden, participate in life skills work, seasonal events, showcase events for parents, and more!  Older students may have more customized learning plans and goals.

Is Meadow View Learning a private school?

No. Meadow View Learning is a faith-based nonprofit tutorial center serving families who independently homeschool under California's Private School Affidavit (PSA) law or through charter school programs. We provide weekday instructional support, in a community-based environment.

What is your educational approach?

Our methods blend Montessori-inspired practices, project-based learning, and a Christian worldview, fostering independent learning, critical thinking, and character growth.

How do I know if Meadow View Learning is right for our family?

We encourage you contact us if you have questions or would like to hear more about our options.  We can be reached at 916-253-3341(no texts) or email office@meadowviewlearning.org

In general, Meadow View Learning is a great fit for families who:

• Value both academic growth and character formation
  You're excited about seeing your child grow intellectually and personally—with a focus on curiosity, integrity, and perseverance.
• Appreciate hands-on, project-based learning (with minimal tech for younger students)
  You want your child to engage deeply with meaningful, real-world learning—not just worksheets and screen time. At Meadow View Learning, our younger learners experience a low-tech, high-touch environment: they read real books, write with pencils and pens, and develop foundational skills through movement, conversation, and paper-based work. All students, regardless of age, participate in rich, purposeful projects—both independently and in small groups—along with personalized lessons and creative learning experiences tailored to their needs.
• Support Christian virtues and shared accountability
  You value the idea of learners growing in responsibility, kindness, humility, and purpose - all in a wholesome faith-based environment.  Note: some of our programs are designed for charter-friendliness and do not include any faith-based component.  However participants are still expected to uphold our standards of modesty (dress code), kindness, honesty, appropriate behavior, etc.
• Seek a structure that fosters independence and confidence
  You're looking for a model that encourages students to take ownership of their learning in a guided, age-appropriate way.  As students mature in our program, they’re given more responsibility—at a pace that matches their readiness. This might include leading projects or reflecting on their own progress and goals. Through field trips, class jobs, projects, presentations, and more, our model supports the long-term development of independence, confidence, ownership, and real-world readiness.  

What is the tuition for 2025–2026?

Our pricing varies and our programs are customizable to student needs, please contact us to discuss your options!

Can charter funds be used?

Yes, all programming except for our Tutorial Track, is charter-eligible.  Families are responsible to cover any portion not paid by their charter.  The vendor name for our offerings is Youth Movement.

Charter funds cannot be used for our Tutorial Track, which integrates Christian principles. However we do welcome charter families into our Balanced Tutorial Track, they would need to pay the tuition for those days out of pocket.

What Makes Meadow View Learning Unique?

Faith-Inspired Values
Rooted in Christian principles, we cultivate a community of integrity, kindness, and accountability—virtues are practiced daily in our classroom communities!

Small Groups, Personalized Guidance
With intentionally small cohorts, each student receives personal support, meaningful feedback, and mentorship that is personalized to each learner.

Whole-Child Growth—with Life and College/Future in View
Our students develop strong academic foundations, real-world skills, and personal confidence—preparing them for college, work, and life.

A Joyful, Connected Learning Community
While students are challenged to grow, they also experience the joy of learning. From seasonal celebrations to exciting field trips and collaborative projects, we make space for laughter, friendship, and fun.

What Is the Registration Process?

1. Contact us to discuss your program choices and options, or submit an Interest Form.

2. Watch for an Invite to Our Parent Portal
After receiving tuition information if needed you’ll receive an email invitation to our parent portal to complete your enrollment packet and submit the $100 registration fee. Registration fee not applicable to those joining Frontier Girls or PE only.

3. Confirm Your Spot
Once forms are complete and your registration fee is received, your child’s participation will be confirmed.

      Charter-funded families must complete this same process — including submitting a registration fee (most charters do not cover registration fees), and enrolling through our portal — even if you are not paying out of pocket. This ensures we have the necessary paperwork, placement confirmation, and purchase order details on file. 

Meadow View Learning welcomes families who align with our vision, values, and educational approach. To uphold our community standards and remain true to our mission, we reserve the right to discontinue enrollment if a student or family’s participation is no longer a good fit for our learning environment.

Do you offer field trips and special activities?

Yes! We offer local outings, regional field trips, international field trips, seasonal performances, and workshops. Note: some activities, such as weekday field trips, are open only to our Tutorial learners.