Our Programs

K–5 microschool serving families in Thompsons Station, Franklin, Spring Hill, and beyond!

Hybrid Program

K-5th

2 Days In-Person (Tue/Thu) + 3 Days at Home

Tuesdays & Thursdays 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM


Hands-on, project-based learning in small groups twice a week. The rest of the week, families continue the learning journey at home with our support and resources.


Best for families who want structure + flexibility.

$500 per month

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Curious which path fits your family?

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¡Juguemos en Español!

Ages 6–10

Tuesdays & Thursdays 10:30 AM - 11:30 AM

Learn Spanish through play, songs, and games — 100% immersion with a focus on daily routines, colors, food, emotions, and more. Students will speak, sing, and think in Spanish while having a great time!

Conversational Spanish through play-based learning

Songs, crafts, and full immersion
Perfect for homeschoolers or after-school enrichment

$150 per month

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Clubs & Camps

Seasonal & After-School Offerings
From STEM challenges to creative arts, Alma Clubs & Camps give kids extra opportunities to explore passions and build friendships.

Best for adding community + fun on top of your homeschool or hybrid plan.

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KinderClub

Ages 4½–6

Fridays 9:00 AM - 11:00 PM


Enrichment-style programs that spark curiosity, creativity, and connection without the demands of full-time school.

Best for early learners or families seeking supplemental, hands-on learning experiences.

$150 per month

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What Makes Alma Learning Lab Different?

Personalized Learning Plans
Every child’s strengths, pace, and interests are honored through personalized academic paths.

Truly Small Groups
With a 1:15 teacher-to-student ratio, every child gets the attention they deserve.

Project-Based, Hands-On Curriculum
Students lead real-world projects that build confidence and purpose.

Social-Emotional Growth
We value emotional intelligence as much as academics.

Life Skills Built In
From responsibility to problem-solving, students grow holistically.

Inclusive & Joyful
Alma is proudly secular, inclusive, and welcoming to all families.

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Book a discovery call or tour. We’ll help you explore if Alma is the right fit for your family.

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We believe one size doesn’t fit all—so at Alma, curriculum is flexible by design.
We use a blend of curated learning tools that support hands-on, skill-based growth.

Our Curriculum Tools Include:
Beast Academy / Khan Academy Math
Lexia / Accelerated Reader / NoRedInk Reading and Writing

We’ll help you build the right learning plan for your child—whether that means supplementing your current path or starting fresh with ours.

Community at Alma

At Alma Learning Lab, school isn’t just about academics — it’s about connection. We believe kids (and families) thrive when they’re part of a supportive, joyful community. That’s why we build in opportunities to learn, share, and celebrate together.

Here’s what community looks like at Alma:

  • Monthly Showcases: Parents are invited to see student projects come to life — from cardboard cities to science experiments to art exhibits.

  • Family STEM Nights & Maker Fairs: Kids and parents create side by side, exploring challenges and celebrating curiosity.

  • Weekly Reflection & Celebration Circles: Students pause to share wins, reflect on challenges, and cheer each other on.

  • Pen-Pal Projects: Through our KaiPod Catalyst network, Alma students connect with peers at other microschools across the country.

Because education isn’t just about what kids know — it’s about who they become and the relationships they build along the way.

Alma Parent

“The kids fell in love with you. That’s where they want to be.”

The Homeschool Partner You’ve Been Looking For

Alma Learning Lab is a hybrid homeschool program for K–6 learners in Thompsons Station, TN.
Students join us on Tuesdays and Thursdays for small-group, project-based learning that’s hands-on, collaborative, and theme-driven. The rest of the week, families continue the learning journey at home with guidance, resources, and support from our team.

We don’t prepare kids just for the next test—we prepare them for life. At Alma, every project builds real-world skills like problem-solving, creativity, and teamwork so children grow with confidence, curiosity, and purpose.

Our Mission

At Alma Learning Lab, our mission is to reimagine education by creating a joyful, hands-on learning environment where children feel seen, supported, and inspired. We nurture curiosity, build real-world skills, and cultivate confidence through small group instruction, project-based learning, and strong relationships.

Our Vision

We envision a future where school feels like a place of wonder, not worry. A place where children are excited to learn, empowered to ask questions, and trusted to grow at their own pace.

Through our microschool model, we’re building a community of lifelong learners who lead with empathy, think critically, and contribute meaningfully to the world around them.

Breaking Down STEAM

STEAM stands for Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math. It’s an educational framework that integrates these disciplines into a cohesive learning model based on real-world applications. By blending technical and creative fields, STEAM encourages critical thinking, problem-solving, collaboration, and innovation in ways that traditional subject-based teaching often cannot. 

Science

  • Encourages inquiry, exploration, and discovery.

  • Example projects: Conducting experiments, studying ecosystems, or observing chemical reactions.

Technology

  • Focuses on digital tools, coding, and understanding how technology shapes our world.

  • Example projects: Programming robots, designing animations, or creating digital art.

Art

  • Promotes creativity, self-expression, and the ability to think outside the box.

  • Example projects: Designing visual projects, exploring the artistic side of engineering, or creating functional art.

Engineering

  • Teaches how to design, build, and improve systems and structures.

  • Example projects: Building bridges, designing solutions to real-world problems, or exploring the mechanics of machines.

Math

  • Builds foundational problem-solving and analytical skills.

  • Example projects: Applying math concepts to budget planning, geometry in design, or analyzing data.

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