Invest in a learning experience that nurtures your child’s mind, spirit, and unique potential.
At Impact Learning Collective, we offer full-day programming Monday–Friday for ages 3–13, with inclusive support for both general education learners and children with autism.
Your tuition helps us maintain small class sizes, STEAM-based curriculum, and ABA-informed practices—all in a faith-centered community setting.
$355
Full-day with nap and outdoor play (M–F, 9AM–3:45PM)
Sensory-friendly classrooms*
Daily chapel & faith-based character building
Technology & project-based STEAM curriculum
Art, music, science, and engineering enrichment
Small group sizes & personalized instruction
Student supplies, classroom materials, and sensory tools
Caregiver education workshops
Educational field trips and celebration days
**Therapeutic services available through your family’s insurance upon
approval.**
$390
- STEAM-based, project-driven curriculum
Math and literacy using manipulatives and visual supports
Art & Music classes
Daily chapel and character development
Outdoor recess and physical education
Technology integration (chromebook + IXL learning platform)*
Sensory-friendly classroom environment
ABA-informed support strategies*
Small group instruction and personalized pacing
Educational field trips
Daily lunch and snack included
Monthly caregiver education workshops
Participation in celebration days and student showcases
approval.**
faith-based environment to build confidence through, hands-on learning in STEAM, leadership, and tech. Designed for diverse learners, this inclusive program inspires growth, teamwork, and creativity
$415
Full-day instruction (M–F, 9:00 AM – 3:45 PM)
Student-led projects that promote independent thinking
Intro to coding, robotics, and digital presentations
Leadership labs focused on conflict resolution and peer mentoring
Research-based writing and science exploration
Technology and engineering modules with real-world application
Art & Music emphasizing creative critique and performance
Chapel with more in-depth biblical exploration and personal reflection
Collaborative team challenges to foster communication and cooperation
Daily lunch and snack
Field trips and community service opportunities
Monthly caregiver workshops focused on pre-teen transitions
approval.**
$455
Capstone projects that integrate STEAM subjects and community impact
Public speaking and presentation skills workshops
Peer mentoring roles with younger co-op students
Exploration of entrepreneurship, budgeting, and real-world math
Intro to research papers and citation-based writing
Advanced technology & engineering projects using design thinking
Leadership electives (debate, journalism, or project management)
Faith & Identity discussions tailored to pre-teen development
Optional service learning hours and reflective journaling
Preparation for high school transition and portfolio building
approval.**
EACH STUDENT WILL RECEIVE:
IXL Learning Platform Access (individualized math, language arts & science modules for homework) with accompanying loaner iPad or Chromebook
Faith-Based Character Development Resources
Bible stories, devotionals, chapel materials
Participation in Special Celebration Days
Themed dress-up days, STEAM challenges, showcase events
Curriculum-Aligned Learning Materials
Hands-on tools, manipulatives, STEAM kits, and notebooks
Daily Lunch & Snacks
Kid-friendly lunch and snacks included with tuition
Small Class Sizes for Personalized Attention
Low teacher-to-student ratios for increased support
Sensory Tools & Supports
Fidgets, seating options, visual schedules, and more
Excursions
Educational outings tied to curriculum themes
A Purposeful Pathway to Join Our Community
A Purposeful Pathway to Join Our Community
Our enrollment process is designed to ensure that each child and caregiver finds the right fit within our inclusive, faith-based learning environment. Here's what to expect:
Submit Your Application
Enrollment & Orientation
Families who move forward with enrollment will complete registration, pay applicable fees, and receive a welcome packet. We’ll also invite you to a New Family Orientation to meet our teachers, tour the space, and review expectations before the school year begins.
Admissions Review & Notification
After your family interview, our admissions team will review your application materials. We’ll carefully consider your child’s fit for our classroom structure, support resources, and social environment. Admission decisions are typically made within 7–10 business days.
📬 You’ll receive an official admissions decision by email.
Student Readiness Assessment
Once accepted, your child will complete a developmentally appropriate assessment. This helps us understand their current skill levels in core areas (literacy, numeracy, social-emotional development) and identify how to tailor support from the start. No preparation needed—this is not a test, but a tool to help us meet your child where they are.
Family Interview
Once we receive your application, we’ll schedule a family interview. This is a relaxed, conversational meeting where we can connect personally, walk you through our philosophy, and answer your questions. It also gives us the chance to learn more about your goals and expectations.
📍 Interviews may take place in person or virtually.
Need-Based Support
Need-Based Support
We welcome families from a variety of backgrounds. Ask us about therapeutic services billing through insurance, and sibling discounts during your application process.
Registration & Enrollment Fees
All families pay the following fees at the time of enrollment.
These fees help cover administrative processing, onboarding, digital curriculum, and access to devices and educational technology used in class.
Annual Registration Fee:
$150 per child
(non-refundable)
Annual Technology Fee
$100 per child
(non-refundable)
HOW CAN WE HELP
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Yes. Parents must register as homeschoolers in Delaware and report attendance. We can guide you through this simple process if you’re new to homeschooling.
We currently serve children ages 3 to 13, typically spanning preschool through early middle school.
Yes! Students receive a loaned iPad (ages 3–8) or Chromebook (ages 9–13) to support digital homework assignments. Devices are returned at the end of each school year.
Yes! Lunch and snacks are included in your tuition. We aim to provide balanced, kid-friendly meals.
Parents that are interested (or not able) to volunteer are responsible for paying $295 to opt out of serving in a helper position. There are only a few opt-out options available each year. Should a parent not be available, we will make room for an adult (18+) to volunteer in their place.
Yes! We offer a sibling discount of $750 off per additional child enrolled full-time at ILC. This discount is applied after the first full tuition is paid.
Example:
- 1st child: Full tuition
- 2nd child: $750 discount
- 3rd child: Additional $750 discount
Our typical grade level mapping aligns with the age ranges we're serving and is adjusted to accommodate both neurodivergent and neurotypical learners in a flexible, inclusive co-op setting. Students are grouped by developmental readiness, not strictly by chronological age. Flexibility is built into the co-op to support individual learning pace, especially for autistic children who may excel or need reinforcement in different subjects.
ILC Age Range & Grade Level Mapping
| Age Range | Typical U.S. Grade Equivalent | ILC Group Name |
|---|---|---|
| 3–5 years | Preschool – Kindergarten | Early Learners |
| 6–8 years | 1st – 3rd Grade | Primary Explorers |
| 9–11 years | 4th – 6th Grade | Intermediate Innovators |
| 12–13 years | 7th – 8th Grade | Emerging Leaders |