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The Meadow View Learning Family Guide
What a week looks like, what children learn, what it costs and how families enroll. A 10-minute read for families in Rocklin, Roseville, Loomis and Granite Bay.
- Monday to Friday
- Groups of about eight
- $800 a month
- Grades 2 to 8
See a week here, in under a minute
Filmed at Meadow View Learning — the real classrooms, the real students.
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Fall 2026 enrollment is open. Twelve full-week seats are currently available.
Rather just talk it through? Book a 15-minute call →
What's inside
The week
A week in the 5-Day Core program, day by day.
What children learn
What children learn in math, language arts, science, history and Koine Greek.
Tuition
Tuition, discounts and the registration fee.
How enrolling works
How enrolling works, including the Private School Affidavit.
The call and the visit
What happens on the 15-minute call and the visit.
What it costs
Two weekday programs. Here is what each one costs for 2026/27.
Monday – Friday
5-Day Core Learning Program
$8,000 per year
$800/mo · or $725/mo with Service Membership
Full week including Math & Language Arts instruction, individualized learning plans, and all enrichment days.
Wednesday – Friday
3-Day Enrichment Learning Program
$5,000 per year
$500/mo · or $440/mo with Service Membership
Sciences, social studies, PE, life skills, and the arts. Math and Language Arts come from home or another program.
A non-refundable $150 registration fee is paid with your application, once per family each program year, across all of our programs. Charter funds do not cover it. Frontier Girls-only enrollment is exempt. Pay annually for 10% off, or by semester for 3%. Sibling discounts and Service Membership savings are available — just ask.
Using charter funds
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.
Families who thrive here
Families thrive here when they're looking for:
- Your child is ready to work on their own and in a small group
- You want a steady, five-day week with math and language arts every day
- Your child can come every day, on time and ready to learn
- You want to stay closely involved with your child's instructors
- You want faith and character to be part of every day
We cap the whole community at 35 students across every age, about eight learners in each three-year age range.
Families remain legally responsible for their child's education, and Meadow View Learning functions as a partner through structured educational programming, instruction, and community life.
A note from Rachel
Our families are either homeschooling or enrolled with a homeschool charter. We created Meadow View Learning to give the children in our community a wholesome and “old school” learning environment — consistent rules, real books, plenty of fresh air, and adults who believe in the students.
This guide answers the questions families ask us: what a week looks like, what it costs, and whether we would be a good fit for your family. If it leaves a question open, please reach out and ask.
With gratitude and hope,
Rachel
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
How small this stays
We cap the entire community at 35 students across all ages. Eleven are here now. We're filling twelve full-week seats for fall 2026.
What happens when you tap send
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It lands in your inbox and opens on the next screen, so you can start reading now.
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We follow up
A member of our team may text to see if you have questions.
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If it feels right, we talk
Fifteen minutes on the phone, whenever you're ready. No pressure, no obligation.
Questions families ask first
Are you an accredited 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.
Families choose us for a structured, in-person week with caring instructors and small multi-age classrooms, while keeping the freedom and flexibility of homeschooling.
What does it cost?
The 5-Day Core Learning Program is $8,000 per year ($800/mo · or $725/mo with Service Membership). The 3-Day Enrichment Learning Program is $5,000 per year. Pay annually for 10% off, or by semester for 3%. Sibling discounts and Service Membership savings are available — just ask.
A non-refundable $150 registration fee is paid with your application, once per family each program year, across all of our programs. Charter funds do not cover it. Frontier Girls-only enrollment is exempt. Both programs are laid out side by side in the guide, with every payment option.
How does charter funding work here?
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 does faith show up day to day?
Faith and virtue are a part of every day. They shape how conflict is handled, how work is owned, and how children treat each other on an ordinary Tuesday. Mornings in the Core Program open with a group circle and prayer, and virtues are named and practiced daily in our classroom communities. Families from a range of church backgrounds are warmly welcome. All charter-funded instruction is secular in nature.
How much screen time do students have?
Elementary classrooms are screen-free. Across all ages, learning is led by reading, writing, speaking, and hands-on work rather than screen time. In the elementary years that means real books and good old-fashioned pencil and paper.
Older students use technology purposefully in specific programs, such as our Engineering & Design Lab, which has computers and a 3D printer.
Where should we send your free family guide?
Everything above, in one 10-minute read you can talk over at home.
Fall 2026 enrollment is open. Twelve full-week seats are currently available.
Rather just talk it through? Book a 15-minute call →