is in the news for the outdoor education they offer on their 31-acre campus in Western New York. reports that students of all ages are outside most of the day, rain or shine.
Kathryn Lalley, the school鈥檚 Marketing and Communications Director says this type of education is more important than ever post pandemic. 鈥淸The pandemic] really gave families an opportunity to pause, really think about their values, and think about what their goals were for the future.”
Lalley鈥檚 own son, Nico, also attends the school and she says she wants her children to lean problem solving in a natural environment that doesn鈥檛 put too much test pressure on students. She says, 鈥淲e felt within our family, and I would say that a number of our families echo this feeling, that modern education is moving too fast,” she explained.
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