Think of a micro-school like a modern one-room schoolhouse. A small, tight-knit group of students learning in a calm, structured environment led by a trusted teacher

At House of Emet, we serve grades 2-5 with no more than 12 students, and our days filled with focused academics, faith-filled conversations, and real-world learning—all without the overwhelm of a traditional classroom

We combine the structure of traditional school week with the intimacy of small group instruction—all rooted in biblical truth. Our students don’t just memorize—they grow in confidence, learn how to think, and no one get left behind.

We currently serve students in 2nd through 5th grade. Children are grouped by ability—not just age—so that instruction is personalized and no one gets left behind or held back

We cap our class at 12 students total, with an even smaller group of part-time learners. This allows us to offer meaningful attention, build strong relationships, and make sure every child is seen, heard, and supported

Absolutely. Part-time students receive the same high-quality instruction—just on a weekly lighter weekly rhythm. We only offer part-time families who can commit to consistent attendance and at home partnership.

Yes. Whether your child needs to rebuild foundational skills or they’re ready to be challenged, our approach adapts to their level. Every child experiences what e call academic restoration-moving from frustration to fruitfulness

Full time students attend Monday-Thursday from 8:30 AM-2:30 PM, with virtual learning drop days on Fridays

Part-time students attend two consecutive days per week (Mon/Wed or Tues/Thurs) following the same in-person schedule

Our Friday “Wisdom in Action” enrichment club is available as an optional add-on

Start by filling out our short form. From there we’ll schedule 1:1 call to answer questions, walk your through next steps, and help you feel 100% confident in your decision.

Nope—we’ve got it covered. At House of Emet, we used a carefully selected blend of faith-friendly, researched-based resources that build strong readers, confident writers, and critical thinkers. You won’t need to purchase or prep any curriculum.

Yes. We operate on a traditional 10-month academic calendar, and we ask families to commit for a full school year. This consistency gives students the stability and rhythm they need to grow both academically and emotionally