Magnitude Academy
Where Education Meets Well-Being
Executive Summary
Magnitude Academy is an innovative, wellness-based hybrid learning hub for students in Grades 5-12 enrolled in accredited Ontario online schools. Located at the Magnitude Well-Being Center in Mississauga, it provides a structured, supportive, in-person environment integrating academics, mental health support, and daily physical activity. This model targets modern families seeking alternatives to traditional schooling, leveraging underused daytime space to generate sustainable revenue. By minimizing startup costs and implementing a profit-sharing model, we empower a purpose-aligned team to create a nurturing, learner-centric community.
Vision & Mission
Vision
A new kind of educational ecosystem—flexible, communal, learner-led, and deeply human—where education meets well-being.
Mission
"To empower youth with a balanced education experience that nurtures academic progress, emotional well-being, and physical health—within a flexible, inclusive, and engaging community space."
Services Offered
Membership Access
Standard (2-3 days/week) and Premium (5 days/week) membership tiers.
Flexible Drop-In Passes
Daily passes for students needing occasional access to the space.
Tutoring Support
One-on-one and group tutoring available as an add-on service.
Movement Classes
Yoga, martial arts, dance, and fitness integrated into the program.
Creative & Study Zones
Designated areas for quiet study, group work, and creative projects.
Learning Resources
Access to computers, internet, books, and basic school supplies.
Sample Daily Schedule
| Time | Activity |
|---|---|
| 8:30 - 9:00 AM | Arrival & Wellness Check-In |
| 9:00 - 11:00 AM | Independent Online Coursework (Supervised) |
| 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM | Physical Activity / Movement Break |
| 12:00 - 12:45 PM | Lunch & Social Time |
| 12:45 - 2:00 PM | Coursework / Small Group Support / Tutoring |
| 2:00 - 3:00 PM | Enrichment Activities (e.g., arts, coding, life skills) |
Ideal Student Profiles
Alternative Seekers
Families seeking flexible, high-quality alternatives to traditional school.
Homeschoolers
Needing structure, socialization, and access to enrichment resources.
Specialized Learners
Athletes, artists, and neurodiverse students needing scheduling flexibility.
Wellness-Focused Students
Those struggling with anxiety or burnout in conventional school settings.
Monthly Financial Projections
$?
Projected Monthly Revenue
$
Estimated Monthly Costs
$
Estimated Monthly Profit
Revenue Streams Breakdown
Monthly Costs Breakdown
Ownership & Profit Sharing Model
A collaborative compensation model designed to empower our team and ensure sustainability.
Founder
Oversees vision, finances, and operations.
Core Team
Receives a base salary plus a share of monthly profits.
Tutor Pool
Paid hourly or via a 50-70% revenue share from their sessions.
Reinvestment Fund
5-10% of profits are set aside for growth and bonuses.
Proposed Legal Structure: Consider a cooperative, nonprofit, or social enterprise model.
Facility & Staffing Plan
Smart Facility Use
- Partner Facility: Magnitude Ridgeway in Mississauga.
- Shared Spaces: Utilizes existing classrooms, study areas, and movement zones.
- Low Overhead: Shared utilities and internet minimize startup costs.
- Transportation: Optional pick-up/drop-off via existing Magnitude bus network.
Core Roles
- Founder/Manager: Leads vision, finances, and high-level operations.
- Learning Facilitators: Core staff managing the space and guiding students.
- Tutors/Instructors: On-demand or scheduled specialists for academics and movement.
- Admin & Logistics: Support role for coordination, transport, and supplies.
- Volunteers/Interns: Assist with events, admin, and peer tutoring initiatives.
Marketing & Outreach
Info Nights & Open Houses
Engage directly with prospective parents and students.
Community Partnerships
Collaborate with local homeschooling groups and communities.
Social Media Storytelling
Showcase our unique culture and daily activities on Instagram & TikTok.
Referral & Loyalty Bonuses
Incentivize word-of-mouth marketing from our founding families.
Future Vision
Location Expansion
Grow to additional locations (e.g., Royal Windsor) once the first hub is proven.
Youth Leadership Programs
Develop programs and creative showcases to empower student leaders.
Mentorship & Scholarships
Introduce formal mentorship matching and scholarship tracks for students.
Global EdTech Platform
Build a proprietary technology platform to support hybrid learning on a global scale.
Magnitude Academy
Where Education Meets Well-Being
Executive Summary
Magnitude Academy is an innovative, wellness-based hybrid learning hub for students in Grades 5-12 enrolled in accredited Ontario online schools. Located at the Magnitude Well-Being Center in Mississauga, it provides a structured, supportive, in-person environment integrating academics, mental health support, and daily physical activity. This model targets modern families seeking alternatives to traditional schooling, leveraging underused daytime space to generate sustainable revenue. By minimizing startup costs and implementing a profit-sharing model, we empower a purpose-aligned team to create a nurturing, learner-centric community.
Vision & Mission
Vision
A new kind of educational ecosystem—flexible, communal, learner-led, and deeply human—where education meets well-being.
Mission
"To empower youth with a balanced education experience that nurtures academic progress, emotional well-being, and physical health—within a flexible, inclusive, and engaging community space."
Services Offered
Membership Access
Standard (2-3 days/week) and Premium (5 days/week) membership tiers.
Flexible Drop-In Passes
Daily passes for students needing occasional access to the space.
Tutoring Support
One-on-one and group tutoring available as an add-on service.
Movement Classes
Yoga, martial arts, dance, and fitness integrated into the program.
Creative & Study Zones
Designated areas for quiet study, group work, and creative projects.
Learning Resources
Access to computers, internet, books, and basic school supplies.
Sample Daily Schedule
| Time | Activity |
|---|---|
| 8:30 - 9:00 AM | Arrival & Wellness Check-In |
| 9:00 - 11:00 AM | Independent Online Coursework (Supervised) |
| 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM | Physical Activity / Movement Break |
| 12:00 - 12:45 PM | Lunch & Social Time |
| 12:45 - 2:00 PM | Coursework / Small Group Support / Tutoring |
| 2:00 - 3:00 PM | Enrichment Activities (e.g., arts, coding, life skills) |
Ideal Student Profiles
Alternative Seekers
Families seeking flexible, high-quality alternatives to traditional school.
Homeschoolers
Needing structure, socialization, and access to enrichment resources.
Specialized Learners
Athletes, artists, and neurodiverse students needing scheduling flexibility.
Wellness-Focused Students
Those struggling with anxiety or burnout in conventional school settings.
Monthly Financial Projections
$?
Projected Monthly Revenue
$
Estimated Monthly Costs
$
Estimated Monthly Profit
Revenue Streams Breakdown
Monthly Costs Breakdown
Ownership & Profit Sharing Model
A collaborative compensation model designed to empower our team and ensure sustainability.
Founder
Oversees vision, finances, and operations.
Core Team
Receives a base salary plus a share of monthly profits.
Tutor Pool
Paid hourly or via a 50-70% revenue share from their sessions.
Reinvestment Fund
5-10% of profits are set aside for growth and bonuses.
Proposed Legal Structure: Consider a cooperative, nonprofit, or social enterprise model.
Facility & Staffing Plan
Smart Facility Use
- Partner Facility: Magnitude Ridgeway in Mississauga.
- Shared Spaces: Utilizes existing classrooms, study areas, and movement zones.
- Low Overhead: Shared utilities and internet minimize startup costs.
- Transportation: Optional pick-up/drop-off via existing Magnitude bus network.
Core Roles
- Founder/Manager: Leads vision, finances, and high-level operations.
- Learning Facilitators: Core staff managing the space and guiding students.
- Tutors/Instructors: On-demand or scheduled specialists for academics and movement.
- Admin & Logistics: Support role for coordination, transport, and supplies.
- Volunteers/Interns: Assist with events, admin, and peer tutoring initiatives.
Marketing & Outreach
Info Nights & Open Houses
Engage directly with prospective parents and students.
Community Partnerships
Collaborate with local homeschooling groups and communities.
Social Media Storytelling
Showcase our unique culture and daily activities on Instagram & TikTok.
Referral & Loyalty Bonuses
Incentivize word-of-mouth marketing from our founding families.
Future Vision
Location Expansion
Grow to additional locations (e.g., Royal Windsor) once the first hub is proven.
Youth Leadership Programs
Develop programs and creative showcases to empower student leaders.
Mentorship & Scholarships
Introduce formal mentorship matching and scholarship tracks for students.
Global EdTech Platform
Build a proprietary technology platform to support hybrid learning on a global scale.