Terebinth Field Studies
5th - 8th grade Experiential Science
“They will be called terebinths - oaks of righteousness, the planting of the Lord” (Is. 61:3)
Join us as we embark on an exciting learning adventure! Terebinth II students (5th -8th grade) will learn subject matter through outdoor education, farming and a curriculum built to maximize connections using emergent lessons springing from the shared lives of children, their families, and their teachers.
LEARNING SPACES
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"Hundred Acre Wood"
in western Loudoun Co.
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160 acres of fields and woods are the backdrop to Erika and Kraig Danielson's property. ​
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Learning spaces include: streams, creeks pastures, fields, mountains, woods and barns.​​
TEACHERS
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Rachel Raggio - M.Ed (Regent University)
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Maggie Dean - B.S. Biology (CNU)
Registration & Tuition
Tuition for 2021-2022 school year: $3,300
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Upon completion of registration forms, applicants will be invoiced for the first tuition payment ($330). This payment will secure a place in the class. The remaining tuition will be invoiced in nine equal monthly payments (September-May).
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Max enrollment: 24 students
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ENDURING UNDERSTANDINGS
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Your worldview shapes your identity.
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We are God’s beloved.
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A Biblical worldview tells us that God designed each of us uniquely and with purpose.
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Whole and true flourishing comes from a redeemed relationship with God.
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God is the sustainer of all things.
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Choices have results.
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Worldview is a set of beliefs through which you interpret the world and out of which you act.
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Scripture is the foundation of a Biblical worldview.
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God calls us to be wise and faithful stewards.
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Creation reflects the characteristics of God.
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and more!
SESSIONS
Terebinth 2021-2022 takes place one day per week on Fridays, begins in September and follows our SOW program schedule through the school year.
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Dependent on class enrollment, transportation will be provided from a Fairfax County location to Loudoun County learning site.
