Homeschool + Community
Do you want your tween or teen to have the flexibility of homeschooling as well as the social, emotional and intellectual benefits of learning in community? The Hub’s part-time online microschool can make this possible.
Two half-days a week, your child can work on engaging, curiosity-led activities with a group of similarly-aged young people. Guided by our caring facilitators, they will be intellectually stimulated, build essential life skills, and feel connected to a supportive community of peers and mentors. The program caters to ages 10 to 16, with cohorts aging up with participants.
Attend an open house or schedule a meeting to see if The Hub is right for your child!
What Your Tween or Teen Can Gain From The Hub
Intellectual Growth
Activities harness natural curiosity, the Socratic method of facilitation, and peer-to-peer inspiration to broaden horizons and deepen understanding of all sorts of subjects (e.g., language, science, social studies, math, art), in an organic, interdisciplinary and engaging way.
(Discover how curiosity can fuel learning in this short video.)
Life Skills
Facilitated collaboration hones vital skills such as teamwork, critical thinking, and communication.
Supportive Community
Consistent cohorts with an intentional, socially healthy culture build trust and encourage young people to stretch outside their comfort zones, while forming meaningful connections and enjoying a sense of belonging.
(A facilitator explains how positive peer dynamics inspire growth in this short video.)
Empowered Mindset
Involving young people in decision-making around group activities and roles develops agency and confidence.
Fun, Fulfillment, and Future-Readiness
Engaging with a regular peer group creates joy and meets key developmental needs, while also preparing young people for adulthood.
What It Looks Like in Action
Tweens and teens are placed in cohorts with peers (based on expected compatibility) and two facilitators, who join in as active participants while encouraging exploration and growth. Together they shape each session around their collective interests and curiosities. Activities range from collaborative art and storytelling to discussions, puzzles, purposeful games, and more—all while building life skills and a strong sense of community.
The video above features highlights from several short bonus sessions. Regular sessions are similar in spirit, but may have up to 10 participants per cohort, delve more deeply into topics of interest, and also devote time to months-long group projects.
Attend an open house or schedule a meeting to see if The Hub is right for your child!
How Families Experience The Hub
The above video shares family reflections on The Hub experience, with more feedback examples below:
"[My daughter] loves being part of The Hub. I already see some effects: she is much more assertive and willing to have discussions on deep topics." — A.L.
"[My son] has made great friends at The Hub, and it’s interesting to hear him discuss subjects he’s exposed to there. I also love how often I hear him laughing." — F.M.
"I am so excited for [my son] to participate again. It was such an enrichment to his homeschooling, and filled the gap that we were missing: learning continuously with the same group of kids." — S.L.
“You’ve created digital joy, which is very hard to find.” — C.C.
"Many threads woven together make a strong tapestry."
Leonardo da Vinci
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