Thinking about starting a microschool?
Let us help.

Whether you’re an Educator ready to lead differently or a Parent ready to build something better, you’re in the right place.

We help you go from Idea to Functioning Microschool, step by step.

Curriculum, coaching and community to help Educators and Families launch meaningful, child-first schools - without starting from scratch.

Get Your Microschool Started with the
TSH Anywhere Pre-K - 8th Grade
Curriculum Program.

Your Subscription Includes:

Complete Curriculum in 8-Week Sessions
400+ Educator Training Films
Printables & lesson materials
Progress & portfolio tools
Live weekly Educator support
Online access to our School House Member Community

LEARN MORE

You can sample the materials before committing.

CURRICULUM & FILM SAMPLES

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New to Microschooling?

WE'VE GOT YOUR BACK.
The TSH Anywhere Blogs are loaded with information on practically every topic in education. See our curated list of top micro school blogs to get started.

What Is a Homeschool Community? A Practical Guide for Parents in 2026

Homeschooling offers flexibility, but it can also feel isolating, especially when parents try to do everything alone. Many families search for a homeschool community because they want support, social connection, shared learning, or simply reassurance that they’re on the right path. But the term itself is vague. It can mean anything from a casual park meet-up to a structured co-op or a full microschool. Without clarity, families often join groups that don’t match their needs,

What Are Teaching Strategies? A Clear Guide for Educators in 2026

Teachers are expected to meet wildly different learner needs in the same classroom, with different abilities, backgrounds, attention spans, and learning preferences, often within rigid time constraints. When lessons fail, the issue is rarely the content itself. It's usually the approach. That's where teaching strategies come in. They are the backbone of effective instruction, shaping how students engage, process information, and demonstrate understanding. Without a clear plan

Public Home Schooling: What It Is and How It Works in 2026

Public home schooling is often marketed as a simple compromise: children learn at home, parents stay involved, and the public school system provides structure, teachers, and funding. On the surface, it sounds like an ideal solution for families who want to step away from traditional classrooms without taking on the full responsibility of homeschooling. What many families do not realize until months or even years into the process is that public home schooling is not a flexible

Microschools Aren't A Trend.
They Are A Movement.

Parents and Educators across the country are choosing smaller, more human-centered learning environments. What started as experimentation has become a viable, growing model of modern education.

More Than A Niche Experiment

An estimated 750,000–2 million students are enrolled full-time in microschools nationwide, with many more attending part-time.
Source: RAND Corporation

SMALLER CLASSES = MORE PERSONALIZED LEARNING

Median enrollment:

Private microschools: ~22 students
Public/charter microschools: ~36 students

Far smaller than typical U.S. classrooms—and far more responsive to individual Learners.
Source: EdChoice

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Build the best microschool with the best curriculum.

The American Emergent Curriculum (AEC) is a science-based, child-first educational architecture designed to develop capable, coherent human beings. Built on structured foundations and driven by real-world relevance, the AEC integrates academic mastery with executive functioning, entrepreneurship, civics, collaboration, and creative expression. It is not a trend or a supplement — it is a complete developmental framework that prepares learners not just for the next grade, but for life.

Integrated, Not Fragmented
Subjects are connected thematically rather than siloed into isolated blocks of instruction.
Developmentally Aligned
Built around how children actually grow and learn — cognitively, socially, and emotionally — not around pacing guides or test calendars.
Technology as a Tool, Not a Crutch
Screens support learning when appropriate but never replace deep thinking, discussion, or hands-on work.

Civics & Entrepreneurship Embedded Early
Learners practice civic engagement, budgeting, P&Ls, service, and initiative long before high school.
Community-Driven Learning
Families, mentors, and local partnerships are integrated into the learning experience.
Scalable & Replicable
Designed to function in brick-and-mortar schools, microschools, and homeschool communities with consistent philosophical coherence.

Welcome to The School House Anywhere

Powered by The American Emergent Curriculum

INTERCONNECTED

With the AEC, science, writing, reading and mathematics as well as entrepreneurism, gratitude, kindness, civics and art are all in one place and intersect in interesting lessons based on how children really learn.

ESTEEMED

Based on a decade of research
and over 6 years of brick and mortar

research.

PROVEN

From Educators to aesthetics to operations,
we take you from finding a location to opening the best school in the nation.

CHILD-FIRST

The only screen-free program as we know
young children only retain 4% from
screen-based learning.

HIGHLY INNOVATIVE

Updated annually to include the most
up-to-date research in every subject
and in pedagogical science.

ABOVE AVERAGE

Our children consistently test at least
twice above the national average.

LET'S START A MICROSCHOOL!

I am so Ready!

QUESTIONS? E-MAIL US.

SEE PRICING

What is the AEC?

An innovative, interconnected curriculum that aligns with standards and is child-first.

STRUCTURED WORK
CYCLE + ADVANCED

ASSESSMENTS

PROJECT & PROBLEM BASED

LEARNING

ART,
NATURE

& DESIGN
STUDIO

CRITICAL THINKING &
GROUP
DIALOGUE

AMERICAN EMERGENT CURRICULUM

Within Our Curriculum We Value Civics, Innovation & Entrepreneurship, Kindness, Executive Functioning, The Natural World and Cultural Explorations From Around The World.

The TSH Anywhere At-Home Learning Program ensures Parents and Educators are fully prepared to bring their Pre-K - 6th Grade Learners into a an engaging and exciting homeschool experience where they are prepared academically, emotionally, socially and physically for the world ahead in what is the most crucial time of their young lives, 3-12 years old.

How It Works:

Step 1:

School Yourself

Take a look at the American Emergent Curriculum, read through its pages of stories, lessons and materials - all interconnected and all easy to follow and implement. Watch films for things that you want to know more about and spend your time creating and focusing on the child instead of being mired in red-tape.

CURRICULUM & FILM SAMPLES

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Step 2:

Find a Space and Create

There are spaces everywhere. A room, a home, a church building, a whole unused school if you and your colleagues are feeling ambitious! Find a place that you can rent as you get started and that can be turned into something magical - we’ll help you do this.

Use the TSHA site to follow our guidelines, use our digital marketing assets, purchase materials and start reaching out to your community. Start small and watch what happens.

GALLERY

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Step 3:

Enroll Learners

The School House Anywhere will help you every step of the way in sharing this revolutionary curriculum with your community. From incredibly well-written academic sessions to films and live support to guidance in design, built-out and operations. Your school can run from 9 am until 1 pm each day or for a full school day depending upon the needs of your community. Share success with Parents through Transparent Classroom, events, newsletters and our TSH Social Network.

TRANSPARANT CLASSROOM

Meet One of Our Microschool Subscribers

THE SUNDROP SCHOOL | Roscommon,MI
https://sundropmontessori.com/

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Sample real AEC lesson tutorials and see how our Educators simplify complex ideas for homeschool families.

Watch How Our Lessons Come to Life

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