Six wooded acres, made for childhood.
Tucked into a quiet, tree-lined corner of Alpharetta, our campus gives children room to roam, dig, build, and wonder, indoors and out, in every season.
Learning doesn't stop at the classroom door.
Our six wooded acres are as much a part of the classroom as the materials on the shelf. Children move between indoor and outdoor learning spaces throughout the day, tending gardens, exploring nature trails, and taking practical life and science lessons outside whenever the moment calls for it.
Shaded play areas, open lawns, and quiet natural corners give every age group, from Pre-Primary through Middle School, room to move, observe, and discover at their own pace.
Dirt under fingernails, and a lot of pride.
Raised garden beds give children a hands-on connection to where food comes from, planting, watering, weeding, and harvesting together across the seasons. It's practical life work at its most tangible, patience, responsibility, and care, taught by nature itself.
Spaces built around how children actually learn.
Outdoor Learning Spaces
Nature trails, open lawns, and shaded corners bring science, practical life, and quiet observation outside the classroom walls.
Play Areas
Age-appropriate play spaces for climbing, running, and imaginative play, sized and supervised for every developmental stage.
Classrooms
Bright, prepared Montessori classrooms with natural light and materials arranged for independence, from Pre-Primary through Middle School.
Gardens
Raised beds where children plant, tend, and harvest together, connecting the classroom to the natural world all year long.
Gathering Spaces
Courtyards and community areas where families and students come together for events, celebrations, and everyday connection.
A Wooded Setting
Mature trees and natural landscaping surround the campus, offering shade, quiet, and a changing backdrop through every season.
The campus changes, the wonder doesn't.
From spring blooms to fall leaves to the first cool mornings of winter, our wooded campus gives children a front-row seat to the changing seasons, and a reason to look closely at the world around them.
