Microschools integrate aspects of both homeschooling and traditional educational models, providing an experience that leverages the advantages of each approach.
Frequently considered a contemporary adaptation of the one-room schoolhouse, microschools assemble students from various age groups within a collaborative, small-group environment. Many institutions offer hybrid school options featuring flexible schedules and tailored curricula to accommodate the specific requirements of individual families.
Although we strive to accommodate all applicants, we acknowledge that our program may not suit every student’s individual needs. The Watershed Academy serves students who may face challenges in conventional educational environments but are positioned to excel with appropriate support and guidance. Individuals who demonstrate curiosity, creativity, and resilience are likely to engage successfully within our community.
No. Our three-step process aims to make the enrollment as stress free as possible. The admission process can be found under the admission tab.
A teaching method that helps students reflect on their thinking to become self-regulated learners. It guides them to plan, monitor, and assess their learning strategies instead of simply memorizing information.
At the Watershed Academy assessments are used to identify areas of support and to measure student growth. However, assessments are just one tool used to evaluate student growth and performance.
Students who choose to return to a traditional setting may withdraw. A formal records request must be made once the student is enrolled in their new school.
We are currently in awaiting approval to be a designated vendor for the LAGATOR scholarship program.
"No person in the United States shall, on the basis of sex, be excluded from participation in, be denied the benefits of, or be subjected to discrimination under any education program or activity receiving Federal financial assistance." — Title IX of the Educational Amendments Act of 1972.