Spring 2027 admissionsApplications close Feb 12, 2027Classes begin Feb 22, 2027

A new approach to secondary education

Don’t just inherit the world.
Imagine what
comes next.

Abule is an online school for freethinkers ages 14 to 18. Applications are reviewed as they arrive and close February 12, 2027. Classes begin Monday, February 22, 2027.

Fewer than
50 seats
Spring 2027

The essentials

No. 01
14–18

Ages

Homeschooled teens.

<50

Students

Admitted for Spring 2027. Small by design.

Live

Online

International teachers plus independent coursework.

Feb 22

First day

Monday, February 22, 2027.

How admissions works

No. 02

We are intentionally small. Our students won’t all think alike, and that’s the point. What we look for is curiosity, intellectual independence, respect for others and a willingness to contribute.

1

Apply

A parent or guardian and the student fill out the application together. It takes about 15 minutes.

2

We review

We read every application as it arrives and may reach out with questions.

3

Decision

You hear from us by email.

4

Enroll

Accepted families receive a secure payment link for the plan they chose, and we set up the student’s accounts before classes begin.

Tuition

No. 03

One program, one price: $3,000 a year. Choose the payment plan that fits your family. Nothing is charged until your student is accepted.

$3,000Paid annually
$750Paid quarterly
$250Paid monthly

Using ESA funds? We accept Education Savings Account funds through ClassWallet. Choose ESA on the application and we will guide you through the invoice once your student is accepted. Learn about ESA funding.

Diploma and transcripts. Through our accredited partner school program, students can earn an accredited diploma with official transcripts.

Key dates

NowApplications open, reviewed as they arrive
Feb 12, 2027Applications close
Feb 22, 2027Spring 2027 classes begin

Student commitments

  • Active participation in academic coursework
  • 20 documented hours of community service each year
  • An annual Independent Learning Project
  • Engagement in the student learning community
  • Respect for intellectual freedom, different perspectives and community standards

“Education shouldn’t simply prepare students to inherit the world. It should prepare them to imagine what comes next.”

AbuleA program of Floating Freedom Foundation
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Ah-boo-leh
(noun, Yorùbá)
A village or community where people learn, grow, and support one another through shared knowledge and cultural exchange. In traditional Yorùbá society, the concept embodies the collective spirit of learning and mentorship within a communal setting. Àbulę represents a digital evolution of this wisdom, creating spaces where students and educators can connect, collaborate, and thrive together in their educational journey.
Etymology: From Yorùbá, echoing the traditional African philosophy of ubuntu—"I am because we are."

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Àbulę is a program of the Floating Freedom Foundation, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.

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