The Intergenerational Schools opened early enrollment for the 2026–2027 school year, with applications beginning January 12, 2026. The update urges families to apply early because space can be limited and early grades are often the first point of entry. It also spotlights the network’s relationship-based school model, Cleveland campus options and focus on helping each student feel known. The enrollment update serves as a timely reminder to families thinking about The Intergenerational School to begin making plans.

Q1. What is unique about the Intergenerational School’s model?

Ans. The Intergenerational School employs an intergenerational model that connects students with adults and community members for shared learning experiences that build confidence and a sense of belonging.

Q2. Are tuitions free at The Intergenerational School?

Ans. The Intergenerational School is a public charter school that does not charge tuition. It offers Cleveland families one more option for a public education, with no private-school tuition to pay.

Q3. What type of families might choose The Intergenerational School?

Ans. Families who like a small charter campus, relationship-based learning, and a school culture based on knowing each child well may be a good fit for the Intergenerational School.

Q4. Is The Intergenerational School located in more than one place in Cleveland?

Ans. The Intergenerational Schools network includes The Intergenerational School–East in Buckeye and Near West Intergenerational School in Ohio City.

Q5. How is the academic environment of The Intergenerational School?

Ans. The Intergenerational School creates a learner-centered environment where students learn and grow through meaningful relationships, community engagement and ongoing academic support.