As session 5 comes to a close, our learners focus on making a big contribution to their local community and present their final exhibitions to local experts. Meanwhile, our Spark learners perfected their grace and courtesy and wrapped up their time learning about the human body!
Read MoreThis session our Learners tackle the topics of Art, Coding and Electricity! Our High School Studio focuses on apprenticeships, learning real world skills and gaining valuable life experiences.
Read MoreQuestions are powerful learning tools. Unfortunately not all learners have access to great questions, and instead are inundated with explanations, rules, and commands.
Read MoreAs session 5 comes to a close, our learners focus on making a big contribution to their local community and present their final exhibitions to local experts. Meanwhile, our Spark learners perfected their grace and courtesy and wrapped up their time learning about the human body!
Read MoreThis week we celebrated Black History month. Our Highschool and Middle school Learners geared up for their presentations and our Elementary Learners continued their work on building bridges for the City of Fayetteville.
Read MoreRegister today for virtual Open House this Sunday, February 7, 2021, from 3-4:30pm on Zoom!
Read MoreThis week our Learners explored emotions and how they impact us as we endeavor to grow, while our Elementary School Heroes were tasked with asking themselves some hard questions.
Read MoreIt can be frustrating to be a parent of a learner who is struggling to direct their own learning. The simple premise of The Forest School is that we can't learn for others; it's a responsibility they must claim for themselves. Many learners are still early in developing the skills they need to direct their own learning. Here are five caregiver moves we have found helpful in building these skills.
Read MoreThis week our Learners watched on as the 46th President took office, reflected on their time management and organization skills and continued their quest towards engineering bridges and paths for the community!
Read MoreHow do we make learning about the systems of the body fun? How can young people help each other to improve verbiage and grammar?
Read MoreThis session our learners dive into engineering and design in order to contribute to our local community.
Read MoreOur middle and high schoolers will be working with the city of Fayetteville, GA, to build a plan to connect the golf cart paths between Fayetteville and Peachtree City. Our elementary learners will be working with leaders of Trilith Studios and the Town at Trilith to help design a walking bridge between the two. And our Spark learners will examine—and recreate prototypes of—the major systems of the human body.
Read MoreWhat daily choices will my child confront at school? And as a parent, how can I support my child as they make choices, experience natural consequences, and become more independent?
Read MoreWishing Our Forest School family a wonderful holiday season!
Read MoreGreat is the art of beginning, but greater is the art of ending. - Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
At the beginning of this session, we asked heroes to push and end the year strong. We also asked them to remember why they started and where we are going in the first place, in order to help them see the big picture on why we’re asking them to finish the year strong.
Read MoreAs we prepare for the Acton Children’s Business Fair this weekend, The Forest School would like to thank the sponsors that made it all possible!
Read MoreThank you to Peachtree City Orthodontics for their generous contribution!
Read MoreThank you to Bethany Jones Interiors for Sponsoring our 2020 Business Fair!
Read MoreHow much do you know about the different cultures around you? How could your perspectives and relationships change by learning from those different from you?
Read MoreWe’re thrilled to announce judges and businesses for our 2020 Children’s Business Fair!
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