We are grateful for your interest in our school community.
Choosing the right educational environment is an important decision, and we value the opportunity to learn more about your child and family through the admissions process.
Admissions Process
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Begin by completing our Inquiry Form so we can learn more about your child and what your family is seeking in a learning environment. Once your inquiry is received, we will contact you to schedule an informational conversation, either in person or online.
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Families are invited to complete an application and schedule a campus tour. This provides an opportunity to experience the environment, learn more about the program, and determine whether the school feels like a good fit for your child and family.
Campus tours are offered by invitation following an initial inquiry and family conversation. Tour availability varies throughout the school year.
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Following the tour, families will meet individually with school staff to discuss their child's development, educational needs, family expectations, and any questions about the program. This conversation allows both the family and Tiny Oaks to determine whether our educational approach, expectations, and school community are a good fit for a successful partnership.
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If the school and family feel aligned and an appropriate placement is available, an offer of enrollment may be extended. Families will then receive enrollment materials, including the registration form and non-refundable enrollment fee.
Finding the Right Fit
We believe the strongest educational experiences are built through meaningful partnership between school and family. Our admissions process is designed to ensure thoughtful alignment between the needs of the child, the values of the family, and the mission of the school.
Because our school is intentionally small and relationship-centered, we place great value on open communication, mutual respect, and a shared commitment to supporting children with consistency and care.
Family Partnership
Our school community is built on collaboration between educators, children, and families. We ask families to support the values that guide daily life within the school, including respect, independence, responsibility, and meaningful participation in community life.
Families are encouraged to:
Maintain open and respectful communication with staff
Support the child’s growing independence at home and at school
Participate in the life of the school community when possible
Our Program May Be A Good Fit for Families Who:
Value relationship-centered education
Appreciate hands-on, developmentally guided learning
Seek a small and connected learning environment
Support independence, responsibility, and respectful boundaries