Rooted Resource Center is a faith-based educational and community resource hub designed to support families and students seeking enrichment opportunities. Rooted provides academic classes, creative arts, tutoring, discipleship, and community opportunities in a Christ-centered environment.

Rooted exists to support families by providing resources, community, and learning opportunities that complement what parents are already doing at home.

No. Rooted Resource Center is not a traditional school and is not accredited.

Rooted is an educational resource center, meaning our classes are designed to supplement your education, not replace it.

Parents remain the primary educators and are responsible for issuing credits, transcripts, and educational records for their students.

Rooted serves:

• Homeschool families

• Hybrid homeschool students

• Traditional students seeking supplemental classes

• Families looking for a faith-centered learning community

Our goal is to support families who want community, academic support, and enrichment opportunities.

Rooted offers opportunities for students from elementary through high school. Specific classes and programs may vary depending on teacher offerings and enrollment.

Yes. Rooted Resource Center is built on a Christian foundation and biblical worldview. Prayer, character development, and discipleship are part of the culture of the center.

 No. Families from different churches and backgrounds are welcome. We simply ask that families respect the Christian mission and values of Rooted.

Not necessarily. Some teachers may hold teaching certifications or professional credentials, but many are experienced homeschool parents, professionals, or community members with expertise in a subject area.

All teachers must:

• Share the Christian mission of Rooted

• Agree to and sign our Statement of Faith

• Follow our Child Protection Policies and Teacher Code of Conduct

Our goal is to provide classes taught by people who are passionate about mentoring and educating students.

Rooted plans to offer a variety of educational opportunities including:

• Core academic subjects

• Science labs

• Creative arts and music

• Entrepreneurship and vocational skills

• Tutoring and academic support

• Enrichment classes

Class offerings may vary each semester based on teacher availability and community interest.

Rooted is designed to be supplemental, not full-time schooling.Many students take 1–3 classes per term, depending on their schedule. Some families prefer to schedule classes on one or two days per week.

Yes. Tutoring and academic support may be available depending on teacher availability and subject area.

Yes. Rooted hopes to offer summer programs such as camps, workshops, reading programs, and special interest classes when possible.

Families begin by completing an interest or application form. After submission, our team will follow up with information about available classes, programs, and next steps.

Yes. Many of our classes may be open to students who attend other educational programs but are seeking enrichment opportunities.

Rooted welcomes families from surrounding communities who are willing to travel to participate in classes and activities.

Costs may include:

• Annual family membership fee

• Individual class tuition set by teachers

• Supply or materials fees when applicable

Specific costs will be provided during enrollment and class registration.

Rooted hopes to provide scholarship opportunities for qualifying families as donor support and sponsorship programs grow.

If you are interested in scholarship information, please contact the Rooted team.

What safety policies are in place?

The safety of students is a top priority. Rooted implements policies including:

• Background screening for teachers and volunteers

• Teacher Code of Conduct

• Child Protection Training

• Supervision policies

• Clear reporting procedures

These policies are designed to create a safe and healthy environment for all students.

Yes! Rooted values family involvement and encourages parents to participate through:

• Serving as classroom aides 

• Volunteering

• Assisting with events

• Teaching or mentoring

• Supporting programs and activities

Rooted is built on community collaboration.

Not at all. Many families begin homeschooling without prior experience. Rooted exists to support and encourage parents at every stage of the journey—whether you are just starting or have been homeschooling for years.

Yes. Rooted aims to provide guidance and resources to help families confidently begin homeschooling. This may include curriculum guidance, informational meetings, and support from experienced homeschool families within the community.

RRC does not require families to use a specific curriculum. Parents remain the primary educators and are free to choose what works best for their children. Rooted classes are designed to supplement and enhance what students are already learning at home.

Parents are responsible for issuing transcripts and awarding credits, but Rooted may provide course descriptions, syllabi, and documentation that can help families track coursework for high school records.

Rooted is designed to grow into a community hub for education, faith, and connection, potentially including:

• Academic and enrichment programs

• Creative arts opportunities

• Vocational and entrepreneurial training

• Family support resources

• A bookstore and coffee space

• Counseling and mentorship programs

Our goal is to build a place where students, families, and the community can grow spiritually, academically, and relationally.