Programs
​"Education is not the learning of many facts but the training of the mind to think". Albert Einstein
Microschool - Currently Enrolling Grades 4 to 8
​​The microschool is a small, strengths-based private school for twice exceptional, neurodivergent, and gifted students in grades 4 to 8 (with plans to add a highschool program in Fall 2026). We believe in a balance of work, rest, and play to keep our minds and bodies healthy while we learn.
Students are welcome to work at their own pace, and complete tasks 1:1 with teacher support or independently. We encourage socializing with other bright and quirky peers during breaks and interest-driven elective classes. Many students also enjoy our small science and history courses which offer opportunities to dive deeper into topics that interest them like astrophysics or military history.
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Feel free to contact director Kristin Rourke to learn more or schedule a tour. ​​
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Summer Programs - Currently Open for Registration for Summer 2025
Come and join us for a two-week mini microschool this summer to experience a day at UALL from July 7th to 18th. This program will be open to all twice exceptional students age 10 to 14 currently attending or interested in trying out our microschool program. There will be core classes in history, science, math, and ELA with additional elective classes. Each class is designed with the interests and strengths of individual students in mind.
Email Kristin for more information or register here.
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Our second summer program, the week of July 21st - 25th will be for students aged 7 to 9 interested in attending our microschool in the near future or just experiencing a cool community of awesome, bright, and quirky kids. This program will also be designed to fit the strengths and interests of the individual campers, much like our middle school program.
Email Kristin for more information or register here.
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Tutoring
We offer personalized online or in-person tutoring in all subjects, including multisensory phonics for students with dyslexia and/or dysgraphia and personalized, project-based learning. We can see you at our new center in Mountain View, CA or come to your house. Contact us to learn more by calling or texting (415) 940-7153.
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