Lawrenceville, GA has 3 microschools and homeschool co-ops in our directory, spanning Project-Based, Microschool, Faith-Based models. Each listing below shows the learning model, grades, and tuition where available — click through for the full picture.
Alectrix Preparatory serves students in grades K through 12th grade in Lawrenceville, Georgia. The school employs an inquiry-based, mastery-focused curriculum designed for diverse learners, including those with mild processing or attention differences. Small group instruction and individualized learning plans support foundational skill development alongside social-emotional growth. This approach emphasizes critical thinking and real-world application to foster student independence and confidence within a supportive academic community.
Hazelwood Prep is a microschool in Lawrenceville, Georgia, serving grades six through twelve. The institution integrates performing arts into its curriculum to foster creativity and discipline among students. Designed as an alternative for those who thrive in creative environments, the school aims to prepare learners for college and careers through structured artistic education. This approach cultivates self-directed learning and confidence, offering a distinct educational model that emphasizes the transformative power of the arts within a rigorous academic framework.
Christian elementary-middle learning center in Lawrenceville, GA; mastery-based, personalized instruction for students with dyslexia, ADHD, and learning differences.
Our directory currently lists 3 microschools and homeschool co-ops in Lawrenceville. We add new programs as they open and as owners register, so check back as the list grows.
The Lawrenceville listings include Project-Based, Microschool, Faith-Based programs. A microschool is a small, independent school (usually 5–40 students across mixed ages); a homeschool co-op is a group of families who share teaching. See the glossary for every model explained.
Tuition varies by program; many list it on their own site. Many families offset tuition through state school-choice programs and Education Savings Accounts (ESAs) where available — check current eligibility in Georgia.
Listing is free for every microschool and homeschool co-op through 2026.