Because every kid is one-of-a-kind.
Learn about tuition-free public charter schools that embrace each child’s unique perspective. With two campuses in Cleveland.
Why Intergenerational?
From weekly visits with community Learning Partners to regular trips to senior centers and partnerships with organizations serving older adults, our students experience firsthand that learning is a lifelong pursuit.
Where belonging fuels achievement
When students are excited to come to school each day, they are primed to succeed. Robust student supports and a nurturing environment promote leading academic performance and a strong school culture.
Celebrate with Us
Join the Intergenerational Schools on Saturday, April 17, 2027, for A Storied Celebration. Hosted at the MLK, Jr. Branch of the Cleveland Public Library, the evening will feature opportunities to connect with our community, celebrate our history and write our next chapter.
A Community for Lifelong Learning
We believe learning happens best in community, where every person, regardless of age, has something to teach and something to learn. This approach creates an educational experience where students don’t just prepare for the future; they actively contribute to their communities today.
Our Model
We foster joyful and independent academic and social-emotional learning that allows every student to excel both individually and together in one equitable community.
Enrollment
We offer tuition-free K-8 education at two campuses. In small, multi-age classes averaging 16 students, each child grows at their own pace in a supportive community.
School Community
Community partners help students apply what they learn in class, explore new interests, develop civic leadership skills, and understand their role in the world beyond school.
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Become a part of our school community.
Whether you’d like to volunteer in our classrooms, host intergenerational visits at your facility, help raise awareness and support through Friends of the Intergenerational Schools (FIGS), or reconnect with our schools as a former student or parent/guardian of a former student, click below to learn more about how to get started.