Serenity in Chaos Education

Just 2 more days until our 5th year officially starts!

Final celebration of the 2023-2024 school year at Jake's Unlimited! These kiddos worked their tails off this year and we are just so proud of them! That’s a wrap for the school year! 😍

End of the year party and awards ceremony

Our last trip to Mesa Public Library for the 2023-2024 school year!

Our first annual Field Day was so much fun! 🫶🏻

Student’s Choice Final project fun!

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Building Better Schools: The art of leading change in education Education transformation leader Tyler Thigpen explores the concept of dependent learning in schools, challenging traditional education models and advocating for student empowerment and self-directed learning.

This is pretty cool!

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Our last educational field trip of the year is May 6! We’ll be checking out this awesome Ocean exhibit at Arizona Science Center!

Solar eclipse partner comprehension and viewing today! 🌝🌚

Valentine’s Day STEM challenge (and party!) was a success! But WHAT a challenge! Simple machines for the win!

Just 2 more days until we’re back in session!!!! So excited to dive right into our new Know Yourself Adventure Series curriculum! I’ll can’t wait to see their faces when they see how cool these workbooks are! We’re so excited to partner with their amazing learning company! Be sure to follow us for student created content exploring six different countries and body systems, coming soon!

Day one of our fall program with our amazing partners Mesa Arts Center. We can’t wait to see what we get to do tomorrow!!!!

with our winners: Enzo on “anything but a backpack day”, Bella on “pj day” and Zana and Ayla on “twin day” 🫶🏻🦉

What does it take to be brave?

Bravery by definition means having the courage to face challenges, danger, or fear, whether it be physically or emotionally. It is the ability to act even when one may feel afraid or unsure. Bravery often involves taking risks and standing up for what is right, even in the face of opposition or criticism.

Being brave it not easy. It requires strength, resilience, and a willingness to step outside of one's comfort zone in order to achieve a goal or to make a positive impact. Some of us are brave in little ways that can feel big to us. These are often unseen on the outside, but felt greatly on the inside.

Our teenagers are brave when they take a risk to be vulnerable. They live in a world that can be harsh on mistakes and has many expectations. From balancing grades, social interactions, family relationships, and sometimes even jobs in a short period fosters huge brain growth. This is quite remarkable!

When we think about all that they face every day- as they work to develop themselves through these critical developmental years, we begin to see them as brave.

Reference: Sandahl, Iben Dissing. (2023) The Danish Way of Raising Teens.

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Our baby beardie is already 4 months old and quickly outgrowing his home! Head on over to our school’s AdoptAClassroom.org page to help us upgrade Hoot’s terrarium to a 120 gallon!!! 🫶🏻

https://donors.adoptaclassroom.org/s/designation/a1m5c000004dGLpAAM

Small groups for the win!

Feeding Hoot is a creepy job but somebody’s gotta do it! (Thanks Dubia.com 😉)

First day utilizing our curriculum from our partnership with Learning Without Tears and the kids LOVED it!

So. Much. 🫶🏻

Meet “Hoot”.

Isn’t it the most perfect gender-neutral name ever, given our 🦉 owl obsession? Hoot was named by Miss Ellie and the name received about 60% of the class vote, followed by “Angel” and then “Luca”. Best part is they didn’t even notice the math lesson thrown into the fun! 🫶🏻

Our first day of fun was filled with so many laughs, so much opportunity and excitement for more!

Tomorrow, we kick off the new school year in a new location, with some new faces and a world of opportunities! It’s such a honor to be a part of so many amazing family’s educational adventures!

What an amazing conclusion to our camp! We LOVE Arizona Museum of Natural History! We always have SO much fun exploring and always learn something new! And, spending these “family field trips” with our phenomenal families is literally a dream come true. The community we have built is second to none!

Now to prep for fall! School starts in !

Laid back day of , filled with challenges, exploration and prep for tomorrow’s field trip to the Az Museum of Natural History!

We had an ABSOLUTE blast at SPF Parkour Academy! (You guys rock so hard!!!) We learned so much and got out so much energy! We can NOT wait to see what our fall partnership has in store for us!



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Annnnd the beardie had their first day at the new location too! Even got a little exploration in!!!

First “community” field trip from the new location! 115 degrees won’t stop us!!! So thankful for Valley Metro and Mesa Public Library for the opportunity to explore our community and it’s resources!