Discovery Studio serves learners ages 6 through 10 years old (First grade through fifth grade), with plans to expand to middle school and high school programs in the future.

No, Discovery Studio operates as a private educational facility exempt from CCR regulation under 26 TAC §745.119(5).

Discovery Studio offers a Montessori-inspired, learner-driven educational model focused on self-direction, mastery learning, and character development to foster lifelong learners.

We operate a full-day program on a non-traditional, 11-month calendar running September through mid-July. Drop off is 7:45 to 8:15 and pickup is 3:15.

Learners have up to 90 minutes of outdoor time daily, and whenever possible, we bring both learning activities and lunch outdoors. We deeply value play as a vital part of learning, embracing unstructured play and the science of risky play to promote physical development, problem-solving skills, and confidence-building in a safe, supervised environment.

Parents send learners to school daily with a lunch box, snack and water bottle. We do not provide any meals.

Tuition information is available on our website at [https://www.sageacademygranbury.com/tuition/discovery].

To ensure all learners remain healthy, we ask parents to keep children home when they show symptoms of contagious illness. Detailed policies are outlined in our Family Handbook. While we have 180 instructional days per year, we do not have a traditional truancy policy, because we believe meaningful learning happens both inside and outside the classroom.

Our mission is to provide a 21st-century education to each learner who enters our doors using Montessori principles, Socratic questioning, project-based learning, and quality online learning tools, in order to equip the next generation of leaders to find their calling and change the world.

Our vision is to become the most innovative, forward-thinking K–12 learning community in Hood County, empowering learners to lead with curiosity, character, and purpose.

We believe that religious and political beliefs, as well as family values, are best taught at home—not in school. Our role is to provide a respectful, open environment where learners can develop critical thinking, agency, and a deep sense of personal responsibility.