2026-2027 calendar
INDIGENOUS PEOPLE'S DAY
NO SCHOOL Indigenous Peoples’ Day celebrates, recognizes, and honors the traditions and cultures of Indigenous People
DAY OF THE DEAD RITUAL AND CELEBRATION
All families gather to honor our beloved dead. We share soup, bread and song.
WINTER SOLSTICE CELEBRATION
We celebrate the return of the sun with song by candlelight.
MARTIN LUTHER KING DAY
NO SCHOOL
We honor all the struggles for civil rights, past and present.
IMBOLC (Brigid's Day) CELEBRATION
We say goodbye to Old Man Winter and honor the Celtic saint, Brigid , with a bon fire, poetry and food roasted over the fire
PARENT - TEACHER CONFERENCES
NO SCHOOL Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
1/2 hour sessions , sign-up document will be sent through email
SPRING EQUINOX CELEBRATION
An after-school gathering in which we sow seeds into an “earth egg” made by students to replenish the soil and set our intentions for the coming growing season.
Enrollment Open for 2027-2028
Enrollment applications and deposits for the following school year are accepted. Applications and deposits received before June 1 are eligible for discounted tuition.
SPRING BREAK
NO SCHOOL, two-week break, return to school on Monday, April 19.
Happy Spring!
MAY DAY
We sing and weave a traditional maypole followed by a lively “dogwalk” and yummy desserts.
MEMORIAL DAY
NO SCHOOL, A public holiday honoring those who died while serving in the military.
END OF YEAR Campout and Summer Solstice Celebration
Summer Solstice celebration and END OF YEAR ceremony, and campout on the farm.
It is a time of honoring and sharing, including final challenge presentations, song circle, dinner, breakfast, and farewell closing circle of the school year.
Frank Ebenezer Schuerholz's 90th Birthday Celebration
NO SCHOOL
Dana will be in New York celebrating with family, back on Tuesday.
Field Trip to Wolf Haven International
We will be driving in a caravan to Tenino, WA to spend the day observing and learning about wolves.