Rocklin · Grades 2 to 8
Classical Christian education in Rocklin, five days a week
Real books, careful writing, Koine Greek and a Christian community, with Montessori materials in the early grades. Grades 2 to 8.
- Koine Greek Monday through Thursday, building vocabulary and roots that support reading in every subject.
- Math and language arts every day, with science, history and geography, and the arts built around them.
- We cap the whole community at 35 students across every age, about eight learners in each three-year age range.
Rather just talk right now? Call (916) 253-3341 — the front-office line does not receive texts.
What classical means here
At Meadow View Learning, classical education starts with real books. Children read whole books, write by hand and talk about what they read. Reading, writing, grammar and spelling are part of every day, so a child learns to build a clear sentence and then a clear paragraph.
Koine Greek runs Monday through Thursday. Students build Greek vocabulary and roots alongside their English vocabulary and grammar, and older students work toward reading simple Greek text.
History and geography are taught with maps, timelines and real books. Discussion is part of the work: children explain what they have read, ask questions and listen to each other.
Younger students begin with Montessori materials they can hold and move. As they grow, the work becomes more classical. 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.
Faith and character
Mornings open with prayer, led by the students from written cards, and with the virtue of the week. Faith comes up the way it does in a Christian home: in conversation, in how children treat each other, and in how mistakes are handled. Families from many church backgrounds are part of the community.
A week in the 5-Day Core program
Monday through Friday, 8:55 to 3:00, in groups of about eight.
Koine Greek runs Monday through Thursday. Lunch is at the park next door, where children eat together and play at recess.
Tuition
- $8,000 a year, paid as $800 a month over ten months.
- Paying by semester saves 3%, and 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.
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.
How enrolling works
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Book a 15-minute call. Tell us about your child and ask anything.
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Visit with your child. See the rooms and the materials, meet the instructors, and ask your questions in person.
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Apply. The application takes about 15 minutes and includes the $150 registration fee, once per family each year.
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Start. Enrollment is rolling, so a family who is ready can start during the year.
Most families also file California's Private School Affidavit, a short online form. We walk you through every question.
What families say
“Meadow View is a compassionate educational environment, their style fulfills the needs of all students. They go above and beyond to ensure the best educational experience while also fostering a love of learning and facilitating positive social encounters.”
Meadow View Learning parent · Google review
Questions families ask
- Is Meadow View Learning a private school?
- No. Meadow View Learning is a faith-based nonprofit tutorial center serving families who independently homeschool under California's Private School Affidavit (PSA) law or through charter school programs. We provide weekday instructional support in a community-based environment. Meadow View Learning is an educational program and learning community, not a school of record. Families retain responsibility for their child's primary education.
- Is Meadow View Learning Christian?
- Yes. Meadow View Learning is a Christian learning community. Mornings open with prayer, and faith and character are part of every day. Families from many church backgrounds are part of the community.
- What grades do you serve?
- The 5-Day Core program serves children in grades 2 to 8. Families with older students are welcome to ask on the call.
- What does it cost?
- The 5-Day Core program is $8,000 a year, or $800 a month over ten months. Paying by semester saves 3%, and paying for the year saves 10%. See tuition and funding.
Come and see classical learning at Meadow View Learning
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.
Meadow View Learning is an educational program and learning community, not a school of record. Families retain responsibility for their child's primary education.