On Monday, we spent time examining the history of Columbus Day and Indigenous Peoples’ Day. As we explored the significance of each, we focused on an important theme - the necessity for complete and honest history. This is the only way to make truly informed decisions about how we feel about a topic. We learned about the Native American practice of honorable harvest, which encourages a reciprocal relationship with nature. Some of the principles include taking only what y

Yesterday, Upper Elementary reignited our partnership with Habitat for Humanity. Last year, UE facilitated a book drive to support the non-profit and their mission to build homes, community and hope. Our first project of this school year was painting baffles which will be used to keep insulation in place, making the homes more energy efficient. In addition to buying these houses, homeowners invest hundreds of hours of personal labor. They will get to see the artful panels

Pairs of students are given budgets and must shop for a week's worth of groceries. Some pairs have an abundance of finances while others are unable to meet basic needs. Between middle school diving into a unit on the Great Depression and Sustainability beginning with global goal, SDG 2 - Zero Hunger, students have been immersed in the topic of need. Through photography, engaging activities, and field trips, students have explored various elements of the Great Depression. In a

Our little hive is buzzing with activity. September quickly morphed into October, and as always, time is flying by. The children have...

Our school family is growing! Late last week, our newest additions were delivered: 12 eggs that will soon hatch into unbelievably...