PROGRAMS
Programs that Grow With the Community
Root to Rise programming will evolve based on family interest, student needs, available instructors, and community partnerships.
Offerings may be organized as recurring clubs, monthly themes, short-term series, open studios, special events, or one-time workshops.
Membership includes access to at least five activities each week, although specific schedules, age groups, and class lengths may vary.
Learning That Connects the Brain, Body and Real World
Root to Rise uses developmentally appropriate, brain-aware practices that help young people strengthen skills through active participation.
Activities will support:
- Attention and working memory
- Planning and organization
- Problem-solving
- Emotional regulation
- Hand-eye coordination
- Fine and gross motor development
- Communication and teamwork
- Creativity and cognitive flexibility
- Confidence and independence
Young people will practice these skills through activities such as cooking, art, gardening, building, movement challenges, strategy games, community service, entrepreneurship, technology, and collaborative projects.
We make learning meaningful without making it feel clinical, rigid, or unnecessarily academic.
PARENTS
Support For Parents, Too!
Root to Rise is not only designed for children.
Parents need community, reliable information, practical resources, and spaces where they can ask questions without judgment.
Our parent offerings include:
- Homeschool planning support
- Curriculum guidance
- Educational goal-setting
- Developmental-stage information
- Executive-function strategies
- Parent workshops
- Resource libraries
- Quarterly planning sessions
- Community referrals
- Parent discussion groups
- Opportunities to connect with other families
Parent Corner
Our Parent Corner provides a comfortable place for parents and caregivers to pause, connect, work, or access helpful resources during programming.
Amenities may include:
- Coffee and tea
- Fruit-infused water
- Light snacks
- Educational resources
- Curriculum information
- Community referrals
- Comfortable seating
- Wi-Fi access
- Parent discussion materials
Parents are welcome to stay during their child’s activities. They may also leave after completing all required registration, emergency-contact, and authorized-pickup information.
Educational Planning Support
Families will be able to schedule individual or quarterly support for:
- Choosing or reviewing curriculum
- Establishing routines
- Creating learning plans
- Understanding developmental needs
- Tracking progress
- Supporting executive functioning
- Planning high school courses
- Identifying enrichment opportunities
- Preparing for transitions
Educational planning services do not replace legal, medical, psychological, or special-education representation unless specifically provided by an appropriately qualified professional.
Find Your Next Experience
The Root to Rise calendar will feature upcoming classes, clubs, workshops, family events, teen activities, parent programs, and community gatherings.
Calendar categories may include:
- Children
- Tweens
- Teens
- Families
- Parents
- Community Events
- Workshops
- Recurring Clubs
- Special Events
Visitors should be able to filter activities by age group, date, program type, and whether advance registration is required.
Because many activities are approximately one to two hours long, families may choose multiple activities throughout the week based on their interests and schedules.
August 2026
26
27
28
29
30
31
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
1
2
3
4
5
Help Us Shape Root To Rise
Root to Rise is being built around the needs, interests, schedules, and strengths of local families.
We believe the strongest programs are not simply delivered to a community. They are built with the community.
Your feedback will help shape our schedule, age-group offerings, workshops, clubs, community events, and future programs. Please complete our short interest form and tell us:
What activities your child(ren) would enjoy
Which days and times work best for your family
What kinds of parent support would be useful
Whether you or your child have a skill to share
What would make Root to Rise most valuable to your family
Still have questions?
Feel free to reach out - we'd love to connect and answer any question you may have.
