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Supporting Families: Fostering Emotional Honesty and Connection
Read MoreLearn how Voyagers’ Community School supports families by fostering emotional honesty, resilience, and meaningful connections through shared strategies for emotional growth and embracing what truly matters. -
Let Them Be Kids: Preserving Childhood in a Fast-Paced World
Read MorePreserve the magic of childhood! Explore why ages 0-18 are vital for growth, creativity, and connection, and learn how to avoid rushing kids into adulthood prematurely. -
Why Choose a School That Takes Students Outdoors?
Read MoreIt's no secret that our children are becoming increasingly distant from the natural world. With a greater dependence on technology, virtual relationships, and indoor activities, many children rarely experience the outdoors. -
Embracing a Childlike Perspective in Parenting: A Guide to Connection, Curiosity, and Joy
Read MoreExplore how embracing a childlike perspective in parenting fosters connection, joy, and curiosity, allowing parents to build trust and create a nurturing, playful environment inspired by Voyagers' philosophy. -
Might an Innovative Private School Be the Answer?
Read MoreVoyagers’ Community School offers an innovative, child-centered education with small class sizes and an individualized curriculums, empowering students to grow, explore, and succeed in an environment tailored to their unique needs. -
What Are Reggio Emilia Schools?
Read MoreDid you know 57 percent of Americans say that they're dissatisfied with the current mainstream K-12 school system? There's no wonder why. Standard K-12 schools teach students bits of information by… -
Schools of Thought: Century-Old, Alternative Education Models Make A Difference
Read MoreIt's becoming apparent that traditional schools are extremely flawed. The system of sending children to school where they learn without the proper context to life is the dominant ideology. Many parents are tired of it. -
Benefits of a Reggio Emilia Inspired School For K-2nd Grades
Read MoreMost parents are drawn to their local neighborhood elementary school when choosing kindergarten to second grade. But, considering the first seven years of a child's life are the most important for educational development, early…