Welcome
to Learning Reimagined
Who We Are
We are simply a group of individuals brought together by a shared passion for education. Each of us brings our own unique talents, and we believe we are at our best when we collaborate. That same belief shapes how we engage with our community. We are stronger, and better, together.
Mission
Vision
To build an inclusive educational community where students and families are empowered to choose their path, nurtured with compassion, and supported through creativity, academic rigor, and social-emotional care — all with the goal of helping every person grow into the best version of themselves.
We envision a world where every learner is valued, every family has choice, and education is a force for healing, joy, and transformation. The High Road is more than a learning center — it's a place where people grow together, celebrate individuality, and support one another in both challenge and celebration.
Our Values
Growth for All
We believe every person is capable of learning and evolving, no matter their background or starting point.
Family Partnership
We believe families are the primary educators of their children. Our role is to support and come alongside them. This partnership requires families to be invested and present in their student’s academic journey, working with us to ensure each child’s success.
Community
We believe that learning best happens in a supportive environment where people show up for each other in hardship and joy.
Student Focus
Students come first in all decisions — from academics to mental health and safety.
Family Choice
We support and honor the right of families to choose the educational path that fits them best.
Creativity Matters
The arts and creative expression are essential, not optional, in a child’s education.
Holistic Learning
Education should develop not just minds, but hearts — balancing academic achievement with emotional wellness.
Grace & Respect
Every learner is treated with dignity, patience, and compassion.
Equity in Access
All learners, regardless of their background, deserve a high-quality, inclusive education.
How It Works
We partner with different providers to offer a wide range of core and elective classes for TK–12th grade students. Our program brings homeschool families together for both academic support and social connection. Families can choose between Monday & Wednesday, Tuesday & Thursday, or Friday classes — or mix and match to create a schedule that works best for them.
Subjects include Math, Science, English, Social Studies, Art, Music and, PE. All classes align with relevant educational standards, with some designed to be more academically rigorous and others more enrichment-focused to meet the diverse needs of our community.
Each day includes six class periods, running from 9:00 AM to 3:45 PM, with a supervised 40-minute lunch break. Students may enroll in a full day or select individual classes that fit their interests and goals.
Charter School Families
Private Pay Families
Many of our families choose to enroll with a non-classroom-based charter school. The charter school is responsible for tracking attendance, submitting final grades, and maintaining all educational records for your student. When you enroll, your student is allocated educational funding that can be used to support their learning. Our on-campus vendors partner with these charter schools by offering approved classes, allowing families to use their educational funding to cover the cost of instruction.
If a charter school isn’t the right fit for your family, you can choose to homeschool independently as a private homeschooler. This option gives you full control over your student’s education, but it also means taking on full responsibility. As a private homeschooler, you are required to file a Private School Affidavit (PSA) with California each year. You will be responsible for maintaining all student records, including attendance, grades, transcripts, and course of study.
“Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world.”
Nelson Mandela