A PLACE FOR CURIOUS MINDS
Where homeschool learning gets a boost.
Small group classes designed to enrich and supplement your child’s home education with hands-on projects, engaging discussions, and a community of fellow learners.
At The Hive, we believe learning is an adventure. Our small group classes are designed to spark curiosity, encourage creativity, and help students connect ideas in meaningful ways.
We create an environment where every learner feels seen, supported, and inspired.
Schedule + Courses
Find the courses, session dates and times that best fit your family’s rhythm, with flexible options to keep learning fun and manageable.
Registration
Ready to join The Hive? Sign up here to reserve your spot and start your child’s exciting learning journey with us.
About
Founded by a veteran homeschool mom in Meade County, Kentucky, The Hive supports local families with enriching learning.
SPRING 2026 SEMESTER
Please submit a separate form for each student! Note that we some classes may be cancelled or combined based on interest level. There is a cap of 12 students per class, aside from Agriculture classes which caps at 10 students.
Specific dates and times are pending, and subject to change, but tentative schedules are as follows:
12 weeks, January – March
Tuesdays
K-4 Creative Writing
K-4 Mythology
K-4 History/ Geography
Wednesdays
9-12 Creative Writing
9-12 Technical Writing
9-12 History / Geography
9-12 Mythology
9-12 Entrepreneurship
Thursdays
5-8 Creative Writing
5-8 History / Geography
5-8 | Mythology
5-8 | Entrepreneurship
Fridays
K-4 Agriculture
5-8 Agriculture
9-12 Agriculture
About the HIVE
Learning at The Hive goes beyond textbooks—it’s about curiosity, creativity, and making meaningful connections. Our small group classes bring subjects like history and storytelling to life through hands-on projects and engaging discussions. We’re committed to nurturing each student’s unique journey in a supportive, inspiring environment.
📚 Interactive, hands-on learning
🌿 Supportive, small-group environment
🕰 Flexible scheduling
🎨 Creative, project-based activities
Hi, I’m Katie — founder and lead teacher at The Hive. I hold a master’s degree in creative writing and am currently halfway through a doctorate in history. Alongside teaching, I run a small marketing and web design agency. As a veteran homeschool mom, I know how powerful it is when kids feel excited about learning, supported to explore, and free to ask questions. That’s why I created The Hive—a place where students thrive as they discover new ideas, build confidence, and connect deeply with their studies.
When I’m not teaching or working, you’ll find me reading, writing, watching British crime television, and hanging out with my family.
🏡 Where We Are
- Classes: Held in our super fun she-shed on private property.
- Parking: Private driveway available—feel free to stay!
🚻 Restrooms & Animals
- Restrooms are inside the main home.
- Our dogs stay inside during class. Neighbor dogs are big and bark-y but securely contained. You may hear barking, but all animals are safe and contained.
- Heads up: By attending, you acknowledge animals are present and The Hive is not responsible for neighbor or incidental animal interactions.
⏰ Attendance
- Arrive on time, pick up promptly.
- Don’t miss out! Fun activities await—students will want to be here.
- Missed classes cannot be refunded or credited.
👩👧 Parent Role
- Parents/guardians may stay or come inside—just ensure little ones don’t disrupt learning.
- Volunteers must follow our code of conduct and staff directions.
🐝 Respect & Safety
- Students must treat teachers, peers, and materials with care.
- Disruptive or unsafe behavior may lead to dismissal (without refund).
- Please provide accurate health, allergy, and emergency info.
⚖️ The Legal Bit
- Participation is voluntary, and some risks exist (slips, trips, bumps, etc.).
- By participating, you release The Hive, staff, volunteers, and property owners from liability.