Grades 2 to 8 · Rocklin
The 5-Day Core program
Monday through Friday, 8:55 to 3:00. One plan for the whole week, taught by caring instructors in groups of about eight.
What your child learns
Math and language arts, every day
Reading, writing, grammar, spelling and math are part of every day of the week. Children are assessed in language arts and math two to three times a year, and you'll see where your child stands.
Science
Life and physical science, taught as real science, with hands-on work and the Engineering and Design Lab for older students.
History and geography
Maps, timelines and real books, with the floor map the younger children walk across.
Koine Greek
Students study Koine Greek Monday through Thursday, building vocabulary and roots that support reading in every subject.
The arts and life skills
Drawing, music, drama and the practical skills children use every day.
Read our September update on Koine Greek and growing in confidence
A week in the 5-Day Core program
Monday through Friday, 8:55 to 3:00
While each day has a subject emphasis for new lessons, students not receiving a lesson may choose which subjects or projects to work on during the daily work periods.
Koine Greek runs Monday through Thursday. Lunch is at the park next door, where children eat together and play at recess.
Inside a day
Children arrive between 8:35 and 8:50, and the day starts at 8:55 with group time and prayer. From there the day moves between small-group lessons and work periods, where students carry on with projects, extensions, or practice with what they have already learned.
On Frontier Girls troop days, Connection Hour bridges the end of the program day and the start of the meeting: light activities, crafts and relaxed social time, with a snack. It is supervised and included at no additional cost.
How children learn here
Children in the early grades learn with Montessori materials they can hold and move. As they grow, the work becomes more classical: real books, careful writing and discussion. Each child follows an individual learning plan within a set scope and sequence, so they move ahead when they are ready and get help when they need it.
Beginning in grade 7, students work in a separate secondary room with a curriculum shaped for their grade range: upper-level guided instruction, seminars, independent projects and leadership within the community.
Small by design
We cap the whole community at 35 students across every age, about eight learners in each three-year age range. Children learn in mixed-age groups, so younger students learn from older ones and older students practice explaining what they know.
Tuition
- $8,000 a year, paid as $800 a month over ten months.
- Paying by semester saves 3%; paying for the year saves 10%.
- Service Membership lowers the monthly rate to $725 for families who give 4 to 5 hours of service a month.
- The registration fee is $150 per family each year, paid with the application.
Using a homeschool charter
Families using a homeschool charter may apply charter funds to Wednesday through Friday instruction, and your family pays the rest of the tuition. On the call, we'll work out exactly what your family would pay.
Charter funding may be applied to Wednesday–Friday instructional days only. Math and Language Arts instruction is not included in charter-funded services. All charter-funded instruction is secular in nature.
Who thrives here
Meadow View Learning is a good fit for children who are ready to work on their own and in a small group, and for families who want a steady, five-day week. Students come every day, on time and ready to learn, and parents stay closely involved with the instructors.
- Your child is ready to work on their own and in a small group
- You want a steady, five-day week with math and language arts every day
- Your child can come every day, on time and ready to learn
- You want to stay closely involved with your child's instructors
- You want faith and character to be part of every day
Meadow View Learning is an educational program and learning community, not a school of record. Families retain responsibility for their child's primary education.
Book a 15-minute call
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Come and see the 5-Day Core program
Book a 15-minute call. We'll answer your questions and, if it looks like a fit, set up a visit.
Rather just talk right now? Call (916) 253-3341 — the front-office line does not receive texts.