How Learning Works Here

How We Teach Differently
At Wagyumama Schoolhouse,
we do not believe in one-size-fits-all education, because there is no one-size-fits-all child.
We follow a one-room schoolhouse model,
where students are not separated by grade, but supported based on where they truly are
academically, socially, and personally.
For core subjects like reading literacy, writing, and math,
students are grouped by skill level, not age.
This allows each child to be challenged, supported, and steadily progressing,
without being held back or pushed too fast.
As the day shifts, students return to their age-based groups
for project-based learning, collaboration and hands-on experiences.
This creates a balance where:
• academically, each child is met exactly where they are
• socially, they grow alongside peers in their stage of development
We are not trying to recreate traditional school.
We are building something more aligned with how children are meant to learn,
through movement, responsibility, and real-life experiences.
Our Coaches & Student Mentors
At Wagyumama Schoolhouse,
we believe great educators don’t all come from the same path.
Our team includes a blend of experienced educators, Montessori-inspired guides,
and deeply invested mothers who bring patience, wisdom and real-life experience
into the learning environment.
We intentionally create a space
that feels more like a home and less like an institution, where children are supported, known and guided with care.
Older students naturally step into leadership roles, mentoring younger students,
helping guide learning
and building confidence through responsibility.
We also offer opportunities for student mentors and dual-enrolled students to assist in classrooms, creating a culture where leadership, respect and collaboration are part of daily life.
Because we believe:
children don’t just learn from instruction,
they learn from relationships,
example and responsibility.


How Learning Comes to Life
Our program is rooted in strong academic foundations in reading literacy and math
because mastery in these areas matters.
During core learning time, students focus on skill-based instruction,
working at their individual level,
not based on grade or age but on where they truly are.
We use progress-based assessments (MAP Growth) to guide instruction
and ensure each child is supported, challenged and moving forward with confidence.
All instruction is teacher-led, clear and designed to build true understanding, not just memorization.
From there, learning expands into hands-on, and move to learn
with those of their age for social and emotional connection
project-based experiences through science, history, and real-world application.
Students don’t just complete assignments, they build, create, question,
connecting what they’re learning to the world around them.
You’ll see this come to life through:
• hands-on projects and nature-based learning
• real-life skills and practical application
• student-created work like journals, scrapbooks, and “brain books”
On non-core days, learning becomes more interactive and game-based,
reinforcing skills in a way that keeps students engaged and excited.
At Wagyumama Schoolhouse, learning isn’t something children just complete.
It’s something they experience.

Programs & Tuition
Hybrid Registration Fee:
A one time hybrid
non-refundable, annual registration fee that secures your child's spot and supports the foundation of our program.
This includes:
*Administrativesupport
* Background Checks & Safety Requirements
*Curriculum & learning materials
* Preparation and supplies for the year
$500 Annually
Flourish Enrichment
Summer Program
Enrollment Fee:
A one time annual enrollment fee for participation in Electives
and seasonal programs.
This helps cover:
*Program setup & materials
*Staff Preparation & Certifications
*Supplies for Hands on learning experiences
$50 Annually
Hybrid 2 Day Core
Strong academic foundations
with flexibility for home life.
• Focused reading, writing & math instruction
• Small group, skill-based learning
• Space for creativity,
connection & home rhythm
Freeport: Mon & Wed
Laurel Hill: Tues & Thurs
$400 Month
Hybrid 3 or 4 Day + Core
A balanced, in-person learning experience.
• Strong academics + hands-on learning
• Consistent weekly rhythm and structure
• Builds confidence, independence
& connection
Mon–Thurs | 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM
3 Days $600 Month
4 Days $800 Month
Hybrid 5 Day + Core (Ranch Day)
Our most immersive learning experience.
• Full academic + real-life learning environment
• Weekly Ranch Day with hands-on skills
• Nature, responsibility
& leadership built in
Mon–Thurs: 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Friday (Ranch Day): 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
$900 Month
Dual Enrollment & Career Trade Pathways Program
High School Pathways & Dual Enrollment Program
Wagyumama Schoolhouse provides a structured, in-person support environment for high school students pursuing dual enrollment, online academics, or trade-based pathways.
This program is designed for homeschool families who want accountability, guidance, and real-world direction as their students move toward college, career, or skilled trades.
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How It Works
Students enroll independently in one of the following:
• Dual enrollment (college courses)
• Accredited online high school programs
• Trade or career-based programs
Wagyumama Schoolhouse then provides in-person support, structure
and mentorship to help students stay on track and succeed.
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Beyond Academics
• Guidance in exploring internships and trade pathways
• Assistance connecting with local businesses (when available)
• Opportunities to complete community service hours
Internships are not guaranteed and depend on availability and student readiness.
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Additional Support Opportunities
• 1–2 days per week on campus
• Structured time to complete coursework with support
• Academic guidance and accountability
• Mentorship that builds confidence and direction
• A focused, distraction-free environment
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Important Note
Wagyumama Schoolhouse does not provide accredited high school or college coursework directly.
All academic programs are completed through third-party providers selected by the family.
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Tuition
Tuition covers in person academics support, mentorship, and in-person program access only.
Eligible families may use scholarship funds (such as FES-UA & PEP)
in accordance with Step Up for Students guidelines.
Tuition Options
$400 – Program Support
• Enrollment guidance for college, online
or trade program
• Advising and registration guidance
• No in-person support
$600 – Weekly In-Person Support
• 1 x weekly in-person support day per week
• Guidance, Accountability and Structure
$800 – Full Support Program
• 2 in person support days per week
• Priority mentorship and internship support
• Ongoing academic and career guidance
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Additional Opportunities
• Internship connections with local businesses and trades (when available)
• Community service opportunities and volunteer hours for college applications
• Real-world skill building and career exploration
Ranch Day
A day to slow down, get outside, and experience real life.
Children spend their time:
• caring for animals
• exploring the land
• working with their hands
• and learning through real, meaningful experiences
They ride, build, plant, explore, and play, developing confidence, resilience
and a strong sense of responsibility along the way.
This isn’t just outdoor time.
It’s where children reconnect with nature, move their bodies and learn what it means to contribute and take ownership.
Because we believe kids don’t just need more information,
they need real experiences that shape who they become.
Come grow with us on the ranch, where kids are free to be kids.
$200 Month
$50 Session
Flourish Electives
For Enrolled Hybrid Students at Wagyumama Schoolhouse and Homeschool Students
• Hands-on, creative and skill-based structured classes
• Designed to complement academic learning
• Builds confidence, creativity
and real-world skills
• Flexible way to add enrichment and community
Classes run by the Walton County School Calendar are Enrichment based and change every quarter
Mon–Friday | 12:30–2:00 PM
Wagyumama Hybrid Students
Hybrid: 1 elective $100
Hybrid: 2 electives $175
Hybrid: 3 electives $250
Hybrid: 4 electives $300
Homeschool Students
Elective snly: 1 elective $150
Electives only: 2 electives $275
Electives only: 3 electives $350
Electives only: 4 electives $400
RanchFit PE
Start the day with movement, strength, and focus.
• 30 minutes of daily movement
• Builds strength, coordination, and confidence
• Helps kids improve focus for the day ahead
• Old-school PE + bodyweight training
Open to all homeschoolers
$50 Month
Summer Program
Our One-Of-A-Kind
Summer, Spring Camps
Blend Fun, Learning &
The Great Outdoors. Screen Free.
Whether It’s Ranch Skills, Pure good old fashioned fun,
Brain-Building Learning,
Or Creative Immersion,
Each Week Offers
Hands-On Experiences
Rooted In Nature,
Community & Curiosity.
Kids Will Get Dirty, Laugh Hard & Grow In Confidence.
Unplugged, Grounded &
Fully Engaged
In The World Around Them.
$300 Week
*$50 Registration to hold spot
Pre School Field Trips
A fun and educational day
on the ranch.
• Hands-on experience with animals and farm life
• Learn where food comes from
• Interactive, engaging
and memorable
• Designed for homeschool groups and co-ops
Approx. 2 hours
$15 Family
Join Our Wagyumama Schoolhouse Community
Once you’ve decided that we are a good fit for your child’s education, you will create a Brightwheel account
to complete your online application and enrollment packet.
Please note: your child’s spot is only secured once all of the following are completed:
• Online registration form
• Signed waiver
• Annual one-time registration fee
For all programs, payment can be made through Step Up for Students
(there is an option within Step Up to cover the registration fee)
or you may pay via Zelle to info@wagyumamaschoolhouse.com.
If you choose to pay out of pocket, you can later submit for reimbursement through Step Up using the invoice provided in Brightwheel.
Wagyumama Schoolhouse t-shirts are available for purchase at the schoolhouse for $25.

Programs
Flourish Enrichment Electives
FLOURISH ELECTIVES: Fall Enrollment Now Open!
We follow the Walton County School Calendar for electives at both campuses:
📍 Laurel Hill (Wagyumama Ranch) View Schedule
📍 Freeport (Camp Longleaf) View Schedule
Monday- Friday 12:30 PM - 2:00 PM
• Creative, hands-on learning
• Designed for K–8 students
• Builds confidence, independence, and real-world skills
• A fun and meaningful part of your child’s week
How It Works
• One simple form to enroll
• $50 annual enrollment fee per student
• Covers admin, background checks, and supplies
• Payment required before classes begin
Drop off is welcome.
Please let us know who will be picking up your child on Brightwheel.
Electives change each quarter. (Walton County School Calendar)
There is always something new to explore.
Elective Schedules by Location:
Electives: 12:30PM -2:00PM
Monday - Friday
FREEPORT (Camp Longleaf )
• Monday: Sewing
• Tuesday: Ukulele
• Wednesday: Kids’ Kitchen
• Thursday: Arts & Crafts
LAUREL HILL (Wagyumama Ranch)
• Monday: Building
• Tuesday: Spanish
• Wednesday: Ukulele
• Thursday: Spanish
• Friday: Ranch Day 10:00AM-12:00PM
at Wagyumama Ranch (Laurel Hill)
Summer Program
Welcome to the Wagyumama Summer Learning Program!
Program Location & Transportation
*This summer program will be held at our Laurel Hill campus.
For families in surrounding areas, optional transportation is available:
• Freeport Pickup: Passenger van transportation from Freeport to Laurel Hill
• Crestview Pickup: Passenger van transportation from Crestview to Laurel Hill
Transportation is offered for an additional fee.
Please note:
Transportation services require separate registration, waivers, and liability forms.
For pricing, availability, and required forms, please inquire directly.
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This is a hands-on, outdoor-based experience designed for children to learn through movement, creativity, nature and real-life skills
not a traditional classroom. Ages 5+
Our Summer program emphasizes:
• Learning through doing
• No Screens
• Outdoor exploration
• Creativity & imagination
• Community and connection
Program Hours:
9:00 AM – 3:00 PM
(Pick up in Freeport 8:00 AM and Drop of in Freeport 3:00PM)
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Program Dates
The Summer Fun Ranch Learning Program runs in weekly sessions from June through July:
• June 1 – June 5
• June 8 – June 12
• June 15 – June 19
• June 22 – June 26
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• July 6 – July 10
• July 13 – July 17
• July 20 – July 24
(Weekly themes.)
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Program Focus
Each week provides a balance of guided instruction and open-ended exploration,
supporting both academic growth and personal development:
• Farm and ranch life
• Creative arts and expression
• Imaginative play and performance
• Animal care and responsibility
• Outdoor learning and water play
• Project-based, experiential learning
• Teamwork, confidence, and independence
All activities are age-appropriate and led by experienced, background-checked staff.
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Tuition & Registration
• $50 non-refundable registration fee required
• All registrations are final.
No refunds.
• $300 per week • $1,000 per month
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Our Philosophy
The Summer Fun Ranch Learning Program reflects the heart of Wagyumama Schoolhouse
learning through real work, meaningful responsibility, freedom within structure, and connection to land, animals, and community.
Children leave not only having had fun, but with stronger confidence, independence, and a deeper understanding of the world around them.
Registration opens February 2026

