On a typical morning at Foothills Forest School, the day begins outside. Parents drop their children off at the playground or meet the teacher beneath the open sky at Montvale Springs. A story helps ground the group before they head into the woods, with boots crunching along gravel and dirt paths. From there, the forest becomes the classroom.
“It’s really kind of getting back to the root of childhood and letting kids lead that experience versus everything being adult-led,” said Katie Ballard, director of Foothills Forest School.
Something musically magical is coming to the Clayton Center for the Arts: Godspell, presented by the Broadway Center for the Arts. Performances will be at 7 p.m. June 6 and […]
Hearts and flowers have taken over store shelves, and love is in the air. Whether Valentine’s Day means a special date for you and a sweetie or a fun Galentines […]
Join us for Dungeons & Dragons and rules-lite TTRPG games hosted by Oberon Games. No experience or equipment required. New players and experienced players both welcome! No outside food or […]
Join us for Dungeons & Dragons and rules-lite TTRPG games hosted by Oberon Games. No experience or equipment required. New players and experienced players both welcome! No outside food or […]
