Accredited
Online
Microschools
For Students
Who Learn Differently

Daily Live Classes in Math, English, Science, Social Studies & History with 6-10 friendly students per classroom. Led by a Certified Teacher.

A Florida-Registered Private School, Accredited by the Western Association of Schools & Colleges.

The greatest benefit of a small, flexible, private school is that learning can be tailored to each child's specific needs. 🚀

Our certified teachers differentiate each student’s learning pathway. They will track your child’s growth & allow them to progress at their own pace, with the help of adaptive learning software.
Our mastery based curriculum is designed with a mix of compelling modern media, classical texts, exciting projects & rigorous exercises that engage them deeply.

Supporting Students With Special Needs & Learning Differences

Your child will learn how to master their mind & leverage their learning differences.

  • For students with Dyslexia, instruction and assessments can all be customized for them to go at their pace and dig deeper with their teacher.

  • Here are just a few of the accommodations that have helped our students with ASD:

    • clearly established and ordered routines

    • warning and preparation when changes are anticipated

    • planning and practicing communication strategies and social routines

    • student breaks & time-out when necessary

    • visual schedules and graphic organizers

    • visual or written, rather than auditory, instructions

  • Students who have ADD/ADHD are provided with the support they need to thrive. Distractions are managed and students actively engage in class at all times.

  • Anxiety comes in many forms: social, school, general, test, and more. At BMS we can personalize the experience to create a space where students feel safe and supported. Teachers also act as mentors and check in with students throughout the class period and school day.

Reflections on
Pedagogy

[Podcast Episode] Embracing New Pedagogical Models with Prisma's Emily Veno
Al Marino Al Marino

[Podcast Episode] Embracing New Pedagogical Models with Prisma's Emily Veno

This episode explores curriculum design for progressive education with Emily Veno, Head of Learning Innovation at Prisma School. We delve into the unique curriculum design of Prisma School, focusing on project-based learning, interdisciplinary themes, and the development of essential life skills.Emily emphasizes the advantages online schools offer compared to traditional settings, highlighting the increased flexibility and the freedom to break from outdated constraints. The conversation wraps up with a thought-provoking discussion about the potential of online environments to revolutionize education as we know it.

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[Podcast Episode] Socratic Sparks: How Engaging Dialogues Fuel Student Motivation
Al Marino Al Marino

[Podcast Episode] Socratic Sparks: How Engaging Dialogues Fuel Student Motivation

This episode delves into the transformative power of Socratic dialogue in education and its significant impact on student motivation. The speaker contrasts the conventional, lecture-based teaching approach with the dynamic and interactive nature of Socratic questioning. By fostering an environment where students actively engage in discussions, debate real-world issues, and explore diverse perspectives, this method brings learning to life.

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[Podcast Episode] A school with 70 Choices Every Six Weeks, Every Student a Designer, with Garrett Smiley
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[Podcast Episode] A school with 70 Choices Every Six Weeks, Every Student a Designer, with Garrett Smiley

Journey with us into the innovative world of Sora Schools.

Here, every six weeks heralds a new beginning as students sift through 70 diverse subjects, deciding whether they'll dive into artificial intelligence friendships, architect their own civilizations, or plunge into the mysteries of the Roman Empire's decline.

But at Sora, the power of choice doesn't end there.

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[Podcast Episode] A Blueprint to Kindle Fires in Young Learners, with Kelly Smith
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[Podcast Episode] A Blueprint to Kindle Fires in Young Learners, with Kelly Smith

Join Andreas as he chats with Kelly Smith, who started Prenda Schools, about what makes small schools called microschools so special. Kelly shares his experience visiting a microschool and being inspired by a calm and firm guide (his wife) who had a unique way of connecting with her student, Noah. They dive into why this close connection between guides and students is the secret sauce of successful microschools.

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