One Schoolhouse Consortium

Why do schools partner with One Schoolhouse?

​Schools engage strategically to enhance their curricular objectives. Schools use One Schoolhouse to meet subject-specific goals, create interdisciplinary strands, alleviate schedule conflicts, and smooth friction resulting from under-enrolled classes.
​Schools partner with One Schoolhouse in problem solving. School leaders look to One Schoolhouse to reliably add useful, affordable, and implementable ideas, and to help plan for long-term strategic engagement.
Online learning becomes an extension of the school’s programming. Strategically engaged schools use One Schoolhouse as a flexible department within the school.
Faculty engage in online learning as a part of their professional development. As teachers learn about new pedagogical approaches and gain first-hand experience in online learning, they advance cutting edge tech tools and personalized practices in their face-to-face classrooms.
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Susanna A. Jones
Head of School
Holton-Arms School
One Schoolhouse offers students the opportunity to take courses in an online environment that embodies the best of independent school education – high academic standards, excellent teaching, and strong relationships where students are known by their teachers – with the pedagogical innovation, particularly in the realm of personalized learning, the digital world allows. Likewise, One Schoolhouse offers outstanding professional development for adult learners. Few organizations remain so fully committed to excellence while also staying abreast of the most current research and trends in education, and in this One Schoolhouse provides an invaluable service to independent education. 
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We help you resolve the central challenges of independent schools

Provide the best in teaching and learning

​Partnering with schools & associations to deliver professional development on innovative approaches;
​Partnering with independent schools to offer personalized online courses & learning experiences for students.

Sustain healthy finances and operations

​Partnering with the National Business Officers Association (NBOA) to create online courses that educate school leaders in current best practice;
​Partnering with schools to rethink course and program expansion & staffing.
To become a part of the consortium, schools pay a one-time fee of $3000.