What is Learning Village?
Learning Village is a welcoming homeschool community where families come together to learn, grow, build friendships, and support one another. Designed for homeschool families in Metro Atlanta, Learning Village provides children with opportunities for hands-on learning, group activities, projects, discussions, creativity, and meaningful experiences alongside their peers, while parents gain connection, encouragement, and support throughout their homeschool journey. Meeting in person weekly, our community creates a space where children can learn and belong, families can build lasting relationships, and parents can feel confident knowing they don't have to homeschool alone. Learning Village is not a school; families remain responsible for their children's education while participating in a supportive community designed to make homeschooling more connected, engaging, and meaningful. Enrollment information, including tuition, registration details, payment options, and the community calendar, will be provided before families officially join. Space may be limited, so families are encouraged to complete the enrollment process once they decide Learning Village is the right fit for them.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Learning Village is a Christ-centered homeschool community where families come together to learn, grow, build friendships, and support one another. We provide opportunities for children to learn alongside their peers through hands-on experiences, group activities, projects, and meaningful community while parents gain connection and encouragement throughout their homeschool journey.
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No. Learning Village is a homeschool community, not a traditional school or private school. Parents remain responsible for their child's education, curriculum, and homeschool requirements while Learning Village provides community-based learning, enrichment, and social opportunities.
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Community days are designed around learning, connection, and hands-on experiences. Children may participate in group lessons, projects, discussions, creative activities, games, presentations, and collaborative experiences that allow them to learn and grow alongside other homeschoolers.
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Children will have opportunities to develop academically, socially, and personally through hands-on learning, group activities, creative projects, discussions, collaboration, and friendship. Our goal is to create an environment where children are excited to learn and feel a genuine sense of belonging.
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Learning Village is designed for homeschool families with children in the age groups 4-18.
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Yes. Learning Village is built around community, which means parent involvement is an important part of the experience. Parents may participate in community activities, support their children, assist with programming, and contribute to creating a welcoming environment for all families.
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Yes, we use the Classical Conversations curriculum and learning framework. You and your scholar will be taught a new lesson by our Tutor each week to stay on track.
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No. Learning Village adds community, enrichment, and shared learning experiences to your homeschool rather than replacing the education you provide at home. Parents remain responsible for their child's overall education while using Learning Village as a meaningful extension of their homeschool experience.
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Yes. Learning Village is a Christ-centered homeschool community, and our faith influences the environment, values, relationships, and experiences we create. Families who join should be comfortable participating in a community centered around Christian faith and values.
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You're welcome here. Whether you are just beginning your homeschool journey or have been homeschooling for years, Learning Village provides a supportive community where you can connect with other families, learn alongside them, and build your village as you go.
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The first step is to complete the Learning Village Interest Form. From there, you'll receive information about upcoming opportunities, enrollment, and next steps for becoming part of the community.