Eaton Kendall Microschool
A premium microschool for homeschool families in Kendall — small-group, project-based learning for grades K-2 (ages 5-7) across Miami-Dade. Where curiosity meets community.
Inside our Kendall classroom
Hands-on, project-based days for grades K-2 — building, exploring, and discovering together.
Why Miami Families Choose Eaton
A homeschool microschool in Kendall, built for how children in grades K-2 actually learn best.
Small Group Instruction
12 Students Maximum
Your child receives the individualized attention they deserve. With just 12 students per group, our teachers know every learner's strengths, challenges, and interests—creating truly personalized education.
Project-Based Learning
Hands-On Discovery
Learning comes alive through real-world projects. Students collaborate, create, and solve problems—building critical thinking skills and a genuine love for learning that lasts a lifetime.
Innovative Curriculum
Beyond the Textbook
We blend the best of classical education with modern pedagogical research. Our curriculum adapts to each child's learning style while maintaining rigorous academic standards.
Award-Winning Program
Proven Excellence
Eaton Academic has been recognized for educational innovation and student outcomes. Join a community of families who've experienced the transformative power of microschool education.
Our Program
A focused four-day week, capped at 12 students — small-group, project-based learning for homeschool families in Kendall.
4-Day Program
Kendall, FL · Ages 5-7 (Grades K-2)
- Project-based, hands-on learning
- Personalized attention & flexible pacing
- A close-knit community of 12 or fewer
- A consistent four-day weekly rhythm
Registration is a one-time $500 fee per student. Annual tuition is $15,000.00. Classes start August 17, 2026 and meet at Third Church of Christ, Scientist, 11001 SW 87th Ave, Miami, FL 33176 — on the Kendall–Pinecrest border, welcoming homeschool families from Kendall, Pinecrest, and Palmetto Bay. Get directions.
Fund Your Microschool with Florida Scholarships
Many Miami-Dade families pay for our Kendall microschool with state education scholarships. If you already manage funds in the EMA platform, you may be able to put them toward your child's spot.
FES-UA
Family Empowerment Scholarship — Unique Abilities
An education savings account (ESA) for eligible students with unique abilities, usable toward small-group instruction like our microschool.
PEP
Personalized Education Program
Florida's ESA for home-educated students — funding approved educational programs and services for families who direct their child's learning.
AAA Scholarship
AAA Scholarship Foundation
Scholarship funding administered by AAA Scholarship Foundation that helps eligible families cover approved educational programs.
New to Florida scholarships?
Our free guides walk Miami-Dade homeschool families through eligibility, setting up the EMA platform, and using your funds.
Eligibility and award amounts are determined by the State of Florida and the scholarship funding organizations. We're happy to help your family navigate the process — just reach out.
Meet your child's teacher
Small groups mean your child is known. Here's who will guide their days in Kendall.
Ms. Stephanie Mejia
Lead Teacher · Kendall Microschool (K-2)
Ms. Stephanie is an early childhood specialist whose classroom is built on curiosity, play, and discovery. With a gift for creativity and a passion for project-based learning, she designs hands-on experiences that turn everyday lessons into adventures—whether the children are building, exploring, experimenting, or telling stories of their own.
She believes that young learners thrive when they're given the space to wonder and the encouragement to try. Her approach blends structure with imagination, helping each child develop confidence, independence, and a genuine love of learning that lasts well beyond the early years.
Warm, patient, and endlessly inventive, Ms. Stephanie is dedicated to creating a nurturing environment where every child feels seen, supported, and excited to come to school each day.
What Eaton families say
Real reviews from families across Miami-Dade — from Kendall to Brickell, Doral, and Homestead.
“Making the switch to Eaton was one of the best decisions we could have made for Eli. Mrs. Stephanie has been wonderful with the microschool, creating such a positive and supportive learning environment. Eli has thrived this year — he's gained confidence, motivation, and a love for learning again.”
“We cannot recommend Eaton enough! From day one, the staff made my daughters feel genuinely welcome. The small-group setting is hands-on and personal rather than overwhelming, and they were eager to go back each week — which says everything.”
“Eaton was transformational for our teen daughter. Ari and her team created an environment where kids can be themselves and flourish.”
“Our family loves Eaton! Communication is easy and responsive, and the program offers everything we need. Most importantly, our girls are truly happy there. We're so grateful to be part of this community.”
Kendall Microschool FAQ
Answers for Miami-Dade families considering our Kendall campus.
What is a microschool?
A microschool is a very small, intentionally tiny school. Our Kendall microschool caps each group at 12 students, combining the personal attention of homeschooling with the routine, community, and project-based learning of a classroom.
What grades and ages does the Kendall microschool serve?
The Kendall campus serves grades K-2 (ages 5-7). Our Homestead and Pinecrest microschools serve grades 6-12.
Where in Kendall does the microschool meet?
Classes meet at Third Church of Christ, Scientist, 11001 SW 87th Ave, Miami, FL 33176 — on the Kendall–Pinecrest border, which is convenient for families across Kendall, Pinecrest, and Palmetto Bay.
What days and hours does the program run?
Our 4-day program runs Monday through Thursday, 9:30 AM to 2:00 PM — a focused weekly rhythm that leaves a long weekend for family time, co-ops, and activities.
How much does the Kendall microschool cost?
Tuition is $15,000 per year (or $1,500 per month), plus a one-time $500 registration fee per student. Many Miami-Dade families offset this with Florida education scholarships.
Can we use a Florida scholarship to pay for it?
Yes — many families fund their child's spot with Florida education scholarships, including FES-UA, the Personalized Education Program (PEP), and AAA Scholarship Foundation awards. See the funding section on this page, or our Step Up and EMA guides, to learn how.
When does it start and how do we enroll?
Our inaugural Kendall class starts August 17, 2026, and spots are limited to 12 students. Join the waitlist on this page and we'll be in touch with next steps.
Join the Waitlist
Be among the first to secure a spot for Fall 2026. Limited to 12 students per group.
Ready to Transform Your Child's Education?
Spots are limited to just 12 students per group. Join the waitlist today to secure your family's place in Kendall's inaugural Fall 2026 microschool class.
Have questions about our Kendall microschool? We'd love to hear from you.