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Flexible, whole-child learning for 2026–2027. Whether your child joins us for one course or a full week, they'll find a nurturing community where they are truly known.

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What We Offer

At Roseville Community School, we offer a rich, progressive educational experience where children learn through curiosity, creativity, and meaningful connections. Our programs are thoughtfully designed to nurture the whole child while building strong academic foundations.

  • At RCS, we believe the early years are too important to rush. The Robins program for ages 5–7 is grounded in the progressive education tradition of Bev Bos — where children learn by doing, relationships come first, and every child's natural curiosity is treated as the greatest teaching tool there is. This is Kindergarten the way it was meant to be.

  • Learning looks different in the Hummingbirds classroom. For ages 6–8, our curriculum is built around the belief that children thrive when they feel safe, seen, and genuinely engaged. Academic skill-building happens alongside cooking projects, artistic exploration, and collaborative discovery — because at RCS, everything is connected.

  • The Owls program is built for curious, growing learners ages 7–9 who are ready for deeper academic challenge alongside rich hands-on experiences. Reading, writing, and mathematical thinking are woven through project-based learning that connects classroom concepts to the real world. Owls students learn to ask better questions, think more critically, and show up for one another every day.

  • At this age, students are ready to engage with the world in a more meaningful way. The Hawks program for ages 8–10 is built around that readiness — connecting academic learning to hands-on application through culinary arts, makers workshops, and collaborative project work. We believe capable kids deserve to be challenged, supported, and trusted.

  • The Eagles classroom is where RCS students step into their full potential. For ages 9–12, we ask more — more critical thinking, more creative expression, more leadership within the community. And we give more in return: teachers who are mentors, a curriculum that connects to life, and a school community that celebrates who each student is becoming.

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Colorful illustration of a hummingbird with rainbow-colored wings and background splashes, surrounded by the text 'RCS The Hummingbirds'.
A logo featuring a cartoon owl with large eyes, positioned at the center. The owl is detailed with brown and cream feathers, with a background of colorful watercolor splashes in pastel shades of blue, green, yellow, and pink. The top of the logo displays the text 'RCS' in bold orange letters outlined in white, and below the owl, the text 'The Owls' is written in a semicircular fashion.
Illustration of a hawk with the text 'RCS' above it and ‘The Hawks’ below, surrounded by a gold circular border with a white background and watercolor splash effects.
Artwork of a bald eagle with spread wings in front of a colorful watercolor splash background. The eagle's head is turned to the side, with a fierce expression. The image is framed with a gold circular border, with alternating black and white text that reads 'THE EAGLES' at the bottom and 'RCS' at the top.

Where learning comes alive

Imagine your child cooking a meal from scratch, performing on stage, painting outdoors, and learning math through hands-on exploration — all in one week.

That's an ordinary week at RCS. We offer academic and enrichment classes for homeschooling families with children ages 5–12, with flexible scheduling and charter school funding options. A parent-participation community where kids thrive and families belong.

Using Charter School Funds at RCS

RCS is an approved vendor with 7 charter schools in Placer County and surrounding areas. If your child is enrolled in any of the schools below, you may be able to use your educational funds to cover part or all of your RCS tuition — at little to no out-of-pocket cost.

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Enroll at RCS

Select your classes and secure your child’s spot. RCS will invoice you for the full program cost.

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Submit a purchase order

Through your charter school’s portal, submit a Purchase Order (PO) to RCS for your selected classes.

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Charter pays RCS directly

Your charter sends funds directly to RCS on your behalf. Processing times vary by school.

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You’re all set

Any remaining balance not covered by the PO is the family’s responsibility. We’re here to help!

Our Charter Partners

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Our Charter Partners 〰️

Logo of South Sutter IEM Charter School with mountains, trees, and ground graphic
Sutter Peak Charter Academy logo with stylized mountain peaks above the school name
Logo of The Cottonwood School featuring a stylized tree with green leaves
Horizon Charter Schools logo with a rising sun above the word 'Horizon' and a yellow underline.
Logo for Forest Charter School featuring a pine tree and green background.
A stylized tree with green leaves and colorful round fruits, and a person with outstretched arms integrated into the trunk, symbolizing growth and vitality.
Logo of Sequoia Grove Charter Alliance with green geometric tree design and text

  • Not sure if your charter school works with RCS? Contact us — we’re happy to help you navigate the purchase order process and make enrollment as easy as possible.

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Ready to take the next step?

We'd love to meet you and your child. Whether you have questions about a specific program, want to schedule a tour, or are ready to enroll — our team is here to help. Reach out and we'll get back to you within 24–48 hours.