Frequently Asked Questions

We are a homeschool learning community, not a traditional school. Families remain responsible for their own homeschool registration with their county, but we provide the academic instruction and community support.

Every year is different! We currently serve early elementary and upper middle school students. Our small class sizes of up to 8 students allow us to work with multiple grade levels effectively while providing personalized attention to each child.

Yes, families need to register with their county as homeschoolers according to Florida law. We can provide guidance on this process, but the registration remains the family's responsibility. Our program is designed to work seamlessly with Florida's homeschool requirements.

We use a variety of proven curricula and teaching methods across Language Arts, Mathematics, Science, and History. Our teachers select materials that are academically rigorous and age-appropriate. We're happy to discuss specific curriculum choices during a tour or consultation.

Yes, parents drop off their students and pick them up at the end of class. This gives parents time for work, errands, or teaching younger siblings at home while knowing their child is receiving quality academic instruction.

We maintain small class sizes of up to 8 students. This ensures every child receives personalized attention, can ask questions freely, and develops meaningful relationships with teachers and peers.

Yes, our program is set up for direct payment through Step Up for Students. Contact us to discuss how to apply these funds toward tuition at Udderly Acres.

Elementary classes meet two times per week, while middle school classes meet three times per week. Sessions follow the traditional school year calendar and vary by grade. Contact us for detailed schedule information for the current academic year.