While we may not follow the traditional school model, I firmly believe that kids thrive with consistent exposure to learning. That’s why we offer classes from Monday to Thursday. Currently, we do not provide part-time options, as we are committed to maintaining a comprehensive educational experience for all our students.

Classes will meet at Church Project North County located in the Conroe Outlet Center Suite 104.

1111 League Line Rd Suite 104

Conroe, TX 77303

We follow a Monday through Thursday schedule from 8:30 AM to 2:30 PM.

All enrollment plans are based on the local school year calendar and require a one-semester (five-month) financial commitment. If enrolling mid-year, you are financial responsible for the completion of the semester. After the one-semester or five-month commitment, enrollments may be cancelled with 30 days written notice.

Our school currently welcomes students from Kindergarten through 12th grade, and we’re energized by the opportunity to grow even further in the future. As PivotED continues to expand, we envision an even more vibrant learning community—one that supports a wider range of learners and creates meaningful pathways for every student.

We Follow Standards, Not Scripts
At PivotED, we use the Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS) as our academic compass—not our cage. We stay aligned to the standards, but we don’t treat them like a rigid checklist. And when we see something isn’t working for a student, we pivot—quickly and intentionally.

Instead, we build learning experiences that honor the standards while giving us the freedom to teach in ways that actually work for real kids. We use a mix of high-quality resources—IXL, Easy Peasy, RealScience4Kids, Dave Ramsey curriculum for older students, books, hands-on projects, leveled tasks, and tech tools—to make sure concepts stick.

This balanced approach keeps learning engaging, personalized, and meaningful—without losing sight of academic rigor, structure, or the bigger picture of what students truly need to thrive.

While PivotED doesn’t offer specific Bible lessons, we also don’t separate learning from faith. We don’t preach—we simply weave Scriptural connections into our real-world projects when it’s natural and appropriate. This helps students see how faith shows up in everyday life, shaping not just strong thinkers but grounded, purpose-driven young people.

⭐ About Our Life Skills Program

A Developmentally-Aligned, Spiraling Approach (K–12)

At PivotED, every student participates in our six core Life Skills themes—Financial Literacy, Time Management, Communication, Practical Adulting, Service & Leadership, and Emotional/Faith Wellness. These themes return every six weeks, creating a rotation that repeats four times each school year.

Even though all students experience the same themes, the lessons themselves are fully adjusted by grade level.

This means:

✔ Skills “grow up” with your child

Younger students learn simple foundations.
Older students practice deeper, more complex, real-world versions of the same skill.

✔ Each rotation builds on the last

Students don’t start over every six weeks.
Instead, each cycle adds a layer of maturity, responsibility, independence, or challenge that fits their age and readiness.

✔ Developmentally appropriate tasks

Younger learners might:

• Practice listening games

• Sort coins

• Fold towels

• Serve simple classroom needs

Older learners might:

• Handle a full mock budget

• Conduct empathy interviews

• Lead team projects

• Cook simple meals

• Manage planners or digital calendars

• Serve in the community in meaningful ways

✔ The same theme—but not the same lesson

All grade levels are united under one theme at a time, but the actual work looks different for each age band (K–2, 3–4, 5–6, 7–8, 9–12).

✔ Students develop mastery over years, not days

By repeating each theme four times a year—every year—students graduate PivotED with strong, practical, faith-centered skills for real life.

✔ Aligned with our faith mission

Faith connects to our character goals, like responsibility, kindness, and service. It’s present but not heavy, allowing space for students to grow at their own pace.

The 6 Life Skills Themes We Rotate Every 2 Weeks

1. Financial Literacy
   Earning, saving, giving, budgeting, bills, entrepreneurship, stewardship.

2. Time Management & Personal Responsibility
   Planning, priorities, routines, discipline, procrastination, self-management.

3. Communication & Relationships
   Listening, speaking kindly, friendship, conflict resolution, empathy, peacemaking.

4. Practical Adulting Skills
   Cleaning, cooking, hygiene, home care, laundry, organizing, basic fix-it tasks.

5. Service, Leadership & Community Impact
   Serving like Jesus, teamwork, project leadership, mission work, helping others.

6. Emotional / Faith Wellness
   Identity in Christ, regulating emotions, battling anxiety, gratitude, prayer, character.