Land & livelihoods
Soil, food systems, production, and exchange create a context for scientific inquiry, quantitative reasoning, and responsibility to others.
Inside the program →An adolescent farm program
Real work. Shared responsibility.
A community of young people studying the world by taking part in it. In the field, at the seminar table, and through the work we hold together.
Explore our program
A dispatch from the work
What does a harvest really cost?
Start with a bed of vegetables. Keep a record of seeds, time, yield, and sales. Then ask who does the work, how value is set, and what the land needs back.
Follow the inquiry →Field notes / example project
- Observe
- Soil, weather, and growth
- Calculate
- Costs, yield, and exchange
- Reflect
- Responsibility to a place
A closer look
Seminar & self-construction
Reading, writing, discussion, and reflection connect practical experience to history, ethics, and a growing understanding of self.
Inside the program →Come with questions.
Get to know the work, the people, and the rhythm of a school day.
Plan your first visit ↗