06/24/2026
What do Pathfinder teachers do during the summer? Sometimes they run 13.1 miles. 🏃♀️
Congratulations to our amazing 5th grade teacher/ MS Art Teacher, Mrs. Weiss, on completing a half marathon! Your Pathfinder family is cheering you on. 💙
06/22/2026
There’s something magical about starting the day together—over 100 campers gathered in one circle, ready for adventure, friendship, creativity, and a whole lot of outdoor fun.
From the youngest explorers to our oldest campers, every day begins with community. Then it’s off to discover, create, play, and make memories that will last long after summer ends.
Here’s to another week of muddy shoes, big laughs, new friendships, and the kind of childhood summer memories that never fade. 🌲💙
06/20/2026
This week our campers stumbled upon a snapping turtle hard at work laying her eggs. Instead of rushing by, they paused, observed, asked questions, and witnessed a remarkable moment in nature.
At Pathfinder Camp, curiosity leads the way. 🌿🐢
05/30/2026
What an amazing opportunity for our students.
05/19/2026
The pure delight of when it's finally warm enough to jump in Cedar Lake after the last track practice of the year!
From science experiments to spring dips, Pathfinder's lakefront campus supports all kinds learning!
05/11/2026
Each spring, our campus blooms with more than flowers—it blooms with legacy. 🌼
Before they leave Pathfinder, each graduating 8th grader plants a bulb somewhere on our campus. A quiet reminder that even as they grow beyond these woods and waters, a piece of them will always remain here.
Year after year, these blooms return—just like the memories, friendships, and impact our students leave behind. 💛
04/24/2026
On Friday, April 10, our middle school students were hosted by The Leelanau School at their Lanphier Observatory, home to a 14″ Celestron Telescope.
Under the night sky, students engaged in hands-on astronomical observation—an experience that brought their science learning vividly to life. One highlight of the evening was capturing an image of the Pleiades star cluster, a stunning grouping of stars also known as the Seven Sisters.
Many thanks to middle school science teacher Mandi Young and Leelanau School faculty member Elizabeth Wolterink for coordinating this meaningful and memorable educational opportunity.
On Friday, May 8 Leelanau School Head of School Rob Hansen will be on campus hosting information sessions for Pathfinder families about the high school experience at Leelanau.