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Austin: 5 small schools documented — Learner-Driven (Acton) Schools (3), 1-to-1 Personalized Schools (1), Small & Specialized Private Schools (1) and more below. The transparency numbers first, because they are the point of this site: 1 of 5 schools here publish tuition (20%), 0 record at least one funding or ESA program with a named source, and 0 publish days per week.
Every fact on a listing names its source and check date, and every gap is shown as a gap — "Tuition not published" means the school does not publish it, not that it is free or expensive. Schools claim their listing free to complete their decision data. The region breaks down by area: Austin (3), Georgetown (1), West Lake Hills (1).
Hub content last reviewed 2026-10-28.
Listed (public record) · last checked 2026-10-28
Invictus: An Acton Academy is an independent Acton Academy campus in Georgetown, Texas, listed in Acton Academy's official network directory. It follows the network's learner-drive…
Listed (public record) · last checked 2026-10-28
Acton Academy West Austin is an independent Acton Academy campus in West Lake Hills, Texas, listed in Acton Academy's official network directory. It follows the network's learner-d…
Listed (public record) · last checked 2026-10-28
Acton Academy Austin is an Acton Academy campus in Austin, Texas, shown on Acton Academy's official campus directory as summarised in the Formative Spaces research report on the ne…
Listed (public record) · last checked 2026-10-28
Fusion Academy Austin is a campus of Fusion Academy in Austin, TX, listed in Fusion's published campus list. Fusion is a private school in which classes are taught one-to-one, one …
Listed (public record) · last checked 2026-10-28
Alpha School - Austin is a campus of Alpha School in Austin, TX, listed on Alpha's own locations page with annual tuition of $40,000. Alpha's model completes core academics in abou…
Only 1 of the 5 schools documented here publish tuition at all — published figures include Alpha School - Austin ($40,000 per year (tuition as posted on Alpha's locations page) — 2026-27 school year). The rest do not publish it anywhere we could source, which is why their listings carry the admissions-page link and the exact questions to ask. Published tuition is the exception in this market, not the rule.
No school in the Austin set records a funding program in the sources we could check — that usually means programs are handled at enquiry, not that none exist. Each listing shows its funding row as a gap with the question to ask.
0 of 5. Days per week decides whether a small school fits a family's work schedule — a four-day hybrid and a five-day microschool are different products at similar prices — so we record it as a first-class field and show it as a gap where a school does not publish it.
Because most small schools genuinely do not publish tuition — they quote it in conversation. We tested this before building the site and found it everywhere, so the model here is claim-first: listings launch with honest gap states and the phone and admissions links, and schools complete their own decision data free. A gap on this site is a sourced finding, not missing research.
How a school gets on this page: from a public-record source (NCES, a state list, a program provider list, or a network locator) or the school’s own published pages. Trust states describe how the facts were confirmed; they are not a quality judgement, and schools are never ordered by quality.