Circle of Children

Mission: Our Mission is to create enriched environments that empower youth through nature connection, self discovery, community building, and collaborative service-learning projects that promote a healthy and thriving planet.

From www.ic.org/directory/circle-of-children-village-school-2/:

Circle of Children is in a intensive planning phase of our eco-village settlement 'to come'. We are currently maintaining most of our focus on expanding our education programs. Our intentional community is naturally forming around our Education and Transformation Center. Circle of Children is currently planning and preparing for our spring/summer programs. We are offering many unique hands-on educational opportunities for all ages! If you are interested in learning sustainable living skills and community building, we would like to invite you to inquire about a visit to our center in Oregon and explore the possibilities of collaboration.

Circle of Children is a growing free alternative school dedicated to honoring the spirit of the child. We are located on a fully-developed conference center on 60 acres of pristine land in the foothills of Oregon’s Coastal Mountain Range. This land was donated to Circle of Children in January 2012 to build a children-centered eco-village and community school.

We provide an enriched environment for individuals to connect with nature, explore their natural curiosities, and discover their own unique gifts, talents, and skills. Our curriculum gives children the inspiration, wisdom, tools, and resources to create a brighter future for our planet.

Our educational model offers a hands-on project and service-based curriculum primarily led by youth. These projects empower youth, grow and sustain our school, unite and assist local and global organizations, inspire and activate world change, while creating a blueprint for harmonious living.

Primary subjects include:*

• Sustainable Living Skills
• Earth Stewardship
• Creative Arts
• Holistic Health
• Dynamic Leadership Skills

*While integrating core academics.

We look forward in hearing from you.
Have a blessed journey :)

circleofchildren@gmail.com
or
541.632.3140
---Circle of Children

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