A Better Way to School for Modern Families
McGill Microschools is a small, hybrid learning community designed for families who want flexibility, strong academics, and real-world learning.
Three days per week. Small groups. Personalized instruction.
Launching in Gwinnett County for the 2026–2027 school year.
Join the interest list to learn more about our founding cohort.
School Was Designed for a Different Era
Most schools were built around rigid schedules and large classrooms.
That works for some families.
But many modern families are looking for something different.
Entrepreneurs.
Creative
professionals.
Traveling families.
Student athletes.
Kids who simply learn better in
smaller environments.
Traditional school doesn’t always adapt well to those realities.
McGill Microschools was created to offer another option.
What Is a Microschool?
Microschools are small learning communities that combine the best parts of homeschooling, private school, and personalized learning.
Instead of large classrooms with 25–30 students, microschools typically serve small cohorts of students who learn together in a supportive environment.
Students receive:
individualized academic support
small group instruction
project-based enrichment
flexible learning schedules
Students receive:
Help students grow academically while also developing confidence, curiosity, and real-world skills.
How McGill Microschools Works
Our pilot program will run three days per week.
Tuesday 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Wednesday 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Thursday 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Students will participate in a structured learning day that includes:
Morning academic blocks using Miacademy’s online curriculum.
Small group instruction and reinforcement.
Project-based enrichment including areas like:
Entrepreneurship
Creative Arts
Physical Activity
Technology
Cultural Studies
Life Skills
Students will also have access to nearby community resources such as library learning spaces and collaborative environments.
Who This Is For
McGill Microschools may be a good fit for families who:
want a flexible alternative to traditional school
have entrepreneurial or non-traditional work schedules
have students involved in athletics, arts, or travel
prefer smaller learning environments
want strong academics without rigid systems
Our goal is to create a supportive community where students can learn, grow, and thrive.
Who This Is For
We are currently forming our first small cohort
for the 2026–2027 school year.
Because this is a pilot program, enrollment will be limited to a small group of students.
Families who join the interest list will be invited to:
informational webinars
early application opportunities
founding family discussions
Tuition
Final tuition and program details will be shared during our informational sessions.
Founding families will receive priority enrollment and early pricing.
About the Founders
McGill Microschools was created by Charles and Jonsi McGill.
Both are former educators and parents who believe students thrive in environments where learning is personalized, flexible, and connected to real life.
After years of working with families and building businesses, they began exploring a microschool model that could better support modern family life while still maintaining strong academic standards.
Join the Interest List
Be the first to receive updates about our founding cohort, upcoming information sessions, and enrollment opportunities.
