Welcome to AIM Co Op

At AIM – All Inclusive Minds, we cultivate a welcoming and inclusive learning environment where every child and family is valued and celebrated. As a secular, community-rooted homeschool collective, we honor diverse perspectives and create space for curiosity, creativity, and connection to thrive.

American Sign Language (ASL) is an integral part of our shared space—uplifting communication, accessibility, and cultural respect. Through hands-on experiences, time in nature, and student-driven learning, we nurture growth that is whole-hearted and joyful.

Built on a foundation of volunteerism, kindness, and collaboration, our co-op is a place where families support one another, voices are lifted, and every mind is encouraged to shine.

Together, we AIM to grow learners who are curious, compassionate, and connected.

Classes are held in Ypsilanti Mi, on Mondays with group outings on Thursdays.

Your student can choose to attend full days or a la carte.

Reach out to our directors by clicking the chat button, or email at admin@aimlearningcenter.org

What families are saying about AIM:

Monday Family

Go to school mama” is what I get asked on a daily basis and it is because of AIM. AIM provides an environment where kids can thrive, grow and learn. They can curate lasting friendships that goes beyond the doors of AIM. It is a safe, trusted environment where parents and children can voice their concerns and make the necessary adjustments. There are always new exciting things going on here. My son that is in traditional school even spends his off days at AIM and wants to complete the entire day because that’s just how fun it is. AIM is our home and our family. I couldn’t imagine it any other way.

AIM Learning Center

Non- Profit Homeschool Co-op,
a 501(c)(3) Tax-Exempt Corporation

AIM Learning Center is dedicated to providing a Deaf safe space, utilizing ASL with a true authenic experience. All levels are welcomed and appreciated. We offer ASL with Deaf instructors only, bridging the communication gap between Deaf, Hearing, and Non-Verbal community.