The enrollment deadline for the 2024–25 virtual school year is June 15, 2024!

Contact us now for more information and to enroll your child in our dynamic, student-centered learning community.

Welcome to Philomath Microschool!

philomath (FILL-uh-math), n.: someone who loves to learn; a scholar

Virtual schooling

You and your family can learn from home with our unique virtual school model. All core subject areas taught by experienced, professionally licensed teachers.

For families looking for more flexibility in scheduling and content, we also offer regular 1:1 tutoring sessions and a robust Independent Study program.

Student-centered learning

Students flourish with engaging, research-backed activities that offer countless opportunities for critical thinking and real-world problem solving.

Differentiated instruction

Our small blended-grade classrooms emphasize meeting students where they are in terms of ability and learning style, and our guaranteed small class sizes offer incredible 1:1 attention you won’t get in a traditional classroom.

Here’s what Philomath families have to say:

  • “This virtual school year went very well for our son. He thrived in the virtual setting and was able to advance his academic skills (much more than when he was attending school in person) while also having the time to take some interesting classes that enriched his general culture, language, music, arts, and hobbies. He also made friends with similar values and mindsets.”

  • "I HAVE NO COMPLAINTS. This year exceeded everything and anything I could have asked for. Our child loved the class, (teacher, students, work) he learned so much and it was a completely positive experience start to finish. There were no learning gaps, and he walked away with an even stronger love of learning. I am in awe of the way Ms. Althoff taught, challenging, clear, helpful and always kind and inspiring to the students."

  • "Your patience, enthusiasm, expertise, control of classroom, and all around demeanor were a welcome refreshing change, including all students and propelling them to be their very best. This time last year, our son was quite apprehensive about writing, he had a wealth of ideas, and thoughts, but wasn't quite sure how to organize ideas, and transfer them onto paper. He is much more confident about writing, there is still much more for him to learn, but thanks to Ms. Althoff's, he is approaching writing with a much stronger relationship to organizing thoughts and getting them on paper."

Give your child the chance to grow and flourish with our community of forward-thinking scholars.