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Microschools in North Carolina

A microschool charges tuition, employs teachers, usually runs several days a week, and admits students rather than accepting members. You enrol your child and leave. That is the line between it and a homeschool co-op, where you stay and usually teach.

5 are listed in North Carolina. Each was checked against its own website on the date shown on its page.

MicroschoolElsewhere

Choice Education Network, Inc is a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting and sustaining alternative education models. Choice Education Network, Inc has been approved to receive funds from Arkansas LEARNS/EFA accounts and regularly fundraises to help families with economic hardship requests. Educate YOUR way with Choice Education classes and services varying from weekly co-ops to academic support to career development training.

Website
choiceednetwork.org
MicroschoolHickory

Ignite Hybrid Academy is a small private school with a focus in structured literacy and multisensory math instruction serving students in 3rd grade through 10th grade.

Website
ignitehybridacademy.com
MicroschoolSecularWilmington

Hands-on outdoor learning meets structured academics at Carolina Kids Co-Op, a secular hybrid program for children of all ages.

Ages
Preschool Through High School
Website
carolinakidscoop.com
MicroschoolChristianWilmington

Christian Homeschool Center is a group of families who come together to support one another and share in homeschooling their children. We offer ...

Ages
grades K–12
Meets
meeting once a week on Mondays, Tuesdays or Thursdays
Website
christianhomeschool.center

Looking for a co-op instead?

If you would rather be in the room than drop off, a co-op is the other option, and it costs a great deal less.

Homeschool co-ops in North Carolina