Revel means to take great joy in what you’re doing. We believe that great joy can be found in learning. In our studios, we empower each Rebel to discover a love for learning and find their calling to change the world.
How can school bring this much joy?
We’re glad you asked...
Our Mission
To inspire each person who enters Revel Academy to find a calling that will change the world.
Our Promises and Our Beliefs
We promise, through Socratic guiding and experiential learning, to encourage each member of our community to:
Begin a Hero’s Journey;
Discover precious gifts and a commitment to mastery;
Become a curious, independent, life-long learner;
Embrace the forging of a strong character;
Cherish the arts, the physical world, and the mysteries of life; and
Treasure economic, political, and religious freedom.
We believe each person has a gift that can change the world in a profound way.
We believe in learning to learn, learning to do, and learning to be.
We believe in a closely connected family of lifelong learners.
We believe in economic, political, and religious freedom.
Our Approach
Learner-led and learner-driven
Frequent public exhibitions of learning with real-time progress tracking
Empowerment through choice and daily SMART goal-setting
Guides, not teachers, facilitate growth as creativity and personal gifts are valued and cultivated
Multi-week, narrative-based Quests designed to develop 21st century skills
Peer-to-peer learning and collaboration in a mixed-age studio
Socratic discussion to develop critical thinking and communication skills
Measuring mastery through earned badges and assembled portfolios
Social-emotional intelligence is prioritized through daily yoga, mindfulness work & 360 feedback
21st Century Learning
Revel Academy is 21st century learning. We use state-of-the-art learning software, real-world projects, Socratic discussions, and a Hero’s Journey dialogue in a student-driven, multi-age learning studio.
Measuring Mastery
Young heroes celebrate the mastery of tools, skills, and character by earning badges, assembling portfolios, and taking part in public exhibitions.
Parents use badges to track academic progress across many core skills, disciplines, and character development.
Portfolios capture rough drafts, photos, video, and other creative work.
Public exhibitions following Quests allow young heroes to present their work to experts, customers, or the public, for a real-world test.
Book a Tour Today!
Interested in receiving a tour or joining us for an exploration and observation day? Get in touch to see if we’re the right fit for you!