Current Family Early Registration opens April 10th
Current KHS member Early Registration opens April 17th
Open Enrollment for remaining spots begins April 24th
Please note that teachers and class descriptions below are for the 25/26 year are in the process of being updated.
Wildflowers Academy (WFA) is an inclusive, secular cottage school program that is dedicated to providing homeschooled children with opportunities to participate in fun, educational classes with peers of the same age range. Wildflowers Academy is not intended to replace homeschooling done at home by parents and is not a school. WFA is a supplement to your homeschool, and it is up to you whether you count our classes towards your home education goals. WFA does not believe that grading children helps them grow thus does not offer grades or transcripts for our classes. We want to help children explore, create, and learn to think for themselves.
Wildflowers Academy proudly welcomes ALL homeschoolers. We offer one of the most affordable cottage programs in the Kentuckiana area, and have payment plans available. WFA is the cottage school program of and fiscally supported by Kentuckiana Homeschool, Inc. WFA has served families from all around Kentucky and Indiana, including Louisville, Oldham County, Taylorsville, Elizabethtown, New Albany, Clarksville, Salem, Madison and Corydon.
You must be a member of Kentuckiana Homeschool, Inc. to register for classes! You can become a member online at: https://khs-membership-fy2026-2027.cheddarup.com. Please do not contact Saint Andrew UCC with questions regarding Wildflowers Academy, as they will not be able to provide any answers.
Costs:
Yearly Tuition: $1,200
Wildflowers meets for a total of 28 weeks: 13 Tuesdays in the Fall and 15 Tuesdays in the spring. At less than $45 per Tuesday session, we offer one of the most affordable cottage school programs in the Louisville area. We do not offer tuition discounts for only attending half the year. We offer a variety of payment plans.
Registration Fee: $100/student
This is non-refundable, but is deducted from your tuition total.
Supply Fee: $100 per Year (Kindergarten: $50 per day enrolled)
Each student must also have the following school supplies labeled with their name: scissors, preferred pencils for writing, reusable lunch supplies and reusable water bottle.
Wildflowers Academy will provide a supply of basic art materials for students to use during class. In some cases, specific classes may require additional supplies such as books for classroom discussions, take-home folders, or other materials. Teachers will communicate directly with parents to ensure everyone has the necessary items in advance.
Each student will also need to bring one item for school-wide use, assigned by grade:
Kindergarten – 75-100 Heavy Duty plates
First Grade – 3 rolls of paper towels
Second Grade – 3 rolls of paper towels
Third Grade – 2 containers of Clorox Wipes
Fourth/Fifth Grade – 2 containers of Clorox Wipes
Middle School – 1 box of Swiffer sweeper wet mopping cloth refills
School-wide supplies can be purchased and brought in at the Back to School event in August or purchased and shipped to us from our Amazon supply list.
Volunteer Buyout Fees
Parent volunteers keep our program running smoothly. You should expect to volunteer at least once per semester. If you are not able to/not interested in volunteering, buyout fees are $100 per semester, $200 per year per child. You ONLY pay the fee if you choose to forgo volunteering during the school day. You can choose to buyout one semester.
Elementary Grades
Kindergarten – 2 Day (T/Th) and 1 Day options
Children must be potty trained and have turned 5 by 11/1/2026 to be enrolled
Ms. Rachel
Kindergarten is a magical time of growth, exploration, and joyful learning. Students will build early skills in reading, math, and science while developing strong friendships and social confidence. Hands-on activities, creative play, and weekly Thursday music lessons make each day exciting and meaningful. We look forward to a year filled with wonder, laughter, and discovery!
First Grade
Mrs. Abigail
In our class, we grow together as a community of learners. Through teamwork and collaboration, students build essential social skills in a supportive, homeschool-friendly environment. I emphasize hands-on, movement-based learning. Every child is encouraged to recognize their unique strengths and contribute meaningfully to the group. My goal is to create an inclusive, nurturing space where curiosity thrives.
Second Grade
Ms. Ashley
In this energetic, hands-on learning space, second graders dive into science, art, storytelling, and community through weekly unit studies designed for expressive and movement-friendly learners. From button-making to bug hotels, each lesson blends creativity, curiosity, and whole-brain engagement—all while keeping materials allergy-safe and our environment secular, inclusive, and nurturing. Students grow friendships, build confidence, and celebrate what makes them uniquely amazing.
Third Grade
Teacher TBD
Information will be available once teacher is hired this spring/summer
Fourth/Fifth Grade
Ms. Megan
FULL
In our classroom, Project-Based Learning (PBL) lets students work on real-world projects that spark their curiosity and excitement. For 4th and 5th graders, this approach makes learning fun and helps them develop important skills like problem-solving, creativity, and teamwork. We connect different subjects in each unit, so students see how everything around them fits together. PBL makes learning more meaningful and accessible and prepares them to face future challenges with confidence. I’m here to guide and support each student as they explore, grow, and thrive.
Middle Grades
Students will be in three peer co-horts: 5th/6th grade, 7th grade, and 8th grade
Middle school aged students rotate between classrooms and engage with multiple teachers and subject matter throughout the day. While these classes are generally aligned with Sixth, Seventh, and Eighth Grades, Fifth Grade students who are ready for a more varied schedule and Ninth Grade students are also encouraged to attend.
Each middle school student will participate in a range of exciting subject areas: Art (with a focus on Art History and/or Culture), Science and Supplemental Language Arts. In addition to academic content, teachers will prioritize community building, providing opportunities for students to connect with one another and engage in social activities during breaks.
For more details or questions, please contact Mary at director@wildflowersky.org.
Middle School
Ms. Carly
Middle School
Ms. Becky (Science)
Middle School Science will have a strong emphasis on Natural Science in the Spring 2026 semester
Middle School
Ms. Caroline (Language Arts)
In Middle School Language Arts, students will grow as writers, readers, and communicators. They’ll explore a variety of stories, sharpen their writing skills, and get comfortable with grammar, all while learning how to express themselves clearly and confidently. Along the way, students will dig into creative projects, dive into discussions, and practice presenting their ideas to the class. We’ll focus on teamwork, respect, and having thoughtful conversations that support everyone to learn and bloom where they are. By the end of the year, students will feel proud of their accomplishments and ready to take on new challenges in writing and communication.
For more information about our High School Foundations program, please contact Carrie Hembree Torres.
Wildflowers Academy reserves the right to change, amend, modify, suspend, continue, or terminate all or any part of this information, the offerings, classes, teachers, location, etc. either in an individual case or in general, at any time without notice.