Roseville · Grades 2 to 12
Hybrid Homeschool, Roseville
Hybrid homeschool Roseville families are usually looking for a program that splits the week between structured days on campus and the kitchen table at home. Meadow View Learning runs two weekday schedules from its Rocklin campus, three days a week or five. Classes stay small and multi-age, the materials are hands-on, and character formation runs through every day. Roseville families choose the schedule that fits how much of the week they want to hand off.
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On a hybrid schedule, your child spends the enrolled days in a weekday classroom in Rocklin: a full set of lesson plans, hands-on materials, and caring instructors your child works with by name. The rest of the week happens on your terms, at home or wherever your family's homeschool day already runs.
Most Roseville families start with a fifteen-minute phone call, then a sixty-minute tour of the Rocklin campus. A tour is required before enrolling in the five-day track and optional for the three-day track and clubs.
- Meadow View Learning runs two weekday tracks: the 3-Day Enrichment Program (Wednesday to Friday, $5,000 per year, no Math or Language Arts) and the 5-Day Core Learning Program (Monday to Friday, $8,000 per year, including Math and Language Arts).
- Charter reimbursement runs roughly $200 per day-of-week per month, paid in arrears; the FAQ below covers exactly what charter funding does and does not include.
- The campus sits at 4750 Rocklin Rd, Suite 200 in Rocklin, a drive of ten minutes or less for most Roseville families.
- The whole community is capped at 35 students across grades 2 to 12: 11 are currently enrolled, and 12 full-week seats remain open for Fall 2026.
The next step is a fifteen-minute phone call, which leads to a campus tour if the schedule looks like a fit. Bring your questions about Math and Language Arts coverage, since that's what actually separates the two tracks.
Questions families ask
- Is Meadow View Learning a private school or a homeschool program?
- 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.
- Can charter funding cover a hybrid homeschool program in Roseville?
- 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. Billing generally runs about $200 per day-of-week per month, reimbursed in arrears.
- What's the difference between the 3-day and 5-day options?
- The 3-Day Enrichment Program runs Wednesday through Friday for $5,000 a year and covers sciences, social studies, PE, life skills, and the arts, with Math and Language Arts handled at home or elsewhere. The 5-Day Core Learning Program runs Monday through Friday for $8,000 a year and adds Math and Language Arts instruction along with an individualized learning plan.
Meadow View Learning is an educational program and learning community, not a school of record. Families retain responsibility for their child's primary education.
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“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.”
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