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Nurturing a lifelong love for learning is our core mission.
At Raising Brain Microschool, we place a strong emphasis on fostering social-emotional well-being and cultivating essential habits and skills that naturally pave the way for academic achievement. Our approach resonates with entrepreneurs, innovators, and changemakers, as well as families seeking to enrich homeschooling through child-led learning and meaningful social interactions.
Our curriculum is carefully crafted to complement home-based studies, providing a supportive environment for learners, grades K-8, who are eager to dedicate extra time to pursuing their passions. You can learn more about our year-round program here.
We’re excited to be constructing our brand‑new schoolhouse on our ten‑acre Amissville campus, learn more about the grounds here.
Friday Gamer Nature Club (Middle & High Schoolers) Fridays | 6–8 PM | Drop-off | Ages 11–17
Coming this August!
We’re launching Rooted Realms, a Friday night gaming club for tweens and teens ages 11–17 at our new Culpeper campus. This weekly drop-off club runs from 6–8 p.m. and offers more than just fun and games. While kids enjoy popular console and tabletop games, they’ll also build important life skills like communication, teamwork, and confidence, all in a supportive, neuro-inclusive environment with time in nature.
Healthy snacks and drinks are included at every session. Our first session is Friday, August 29th.
Space is limited and registration is first come, first served.
Learn more below and join the adventure!
Future City After School STEM Competition Club (Middle & High Schoolers) Culpeper, Virginia
Coming this August!
Join our Future City After-School National Competition Club, a hands-on STEM experience for aspiring engineers, designers, and changemakers! We’re forming two teams: one for middle school and one for high school students. Meetings will be held bi-weekly on Tuesdays from 3:45–5::45 PM (later arrivals are welcome!). Students will collaborate to design and build a model city set 100 years in the future, tackling real-world challenges like sustainability, infrastructure, and public policy.
This year's theme is "Farm to Table".
Space is limited, and registration is first come, first served. Learn More Below
