You are seen, cherished, and valued.
FIND YOUR WILD. FIND YOUR PEOPLE.
Our weekly girls’ groups offer two age-based journeys—one for 5th/6th grade and one for 7th/8th grade—where girls build connection, confidence, and community through intentional conversation, nature, creativity, and rite-of-passage work. Groups are intentionally small so every girl has space to be known and heard. Each journey is designed as a two-block commitment throughout the school year: 10 weeks + 10 weeks allowing trust and meaningful relationships to grow over time.
Wildflower
*Enrollment closes on October 1st, 2026.
This group is limited to nine members. Enrollment opens once a year in the Fall.
Wildflower is a place for girls in 5th and 6th grade to slow down, get curious, and grow together. Through nature, meaningful conversation, creative exploration, play, and intentional circle work, girls are invited to discover who they are—and who they are becoming. At this age, girls are standing at the edge of something new. Wildflower gives them a community where they can be fully themselves, try on new ways of being, take healthy risks, and learn that they don't have to navigate growing up alone. Together, we build confidence, deepen friendships, strengthen connection to the natural world, and create space for the questions and changes that come with becoming. Wildflower is intentionally kept small to create a close-knit community where every girl is known, heard, and valued. We gather to connect. We gather to belong. We gather to become. A 20-week commitment allows our small circle to grow roots together—creating the consistency, trust, and connection that make this work meaningful.
Wildwood
*Enrollment closes on October 1st, 2026.
This group is limited to twelve members. Enrollment opens once a year in the Fall.
A deeper journey through a season of change.
Wildwood is a space for girls in 7th and 8th grade to explore the wildness of becoming—growing confidence, independence, self-trust, and a deeper sense of belonging. Together, we explore changing bodies and the experience of living in them, what makes a friendship healthy, how to communicate our needs and boundaries, and how to navigate conflict with honesty and care. Through nature, conversation, reflection, and shared experiences, girls are invited to discover who they are, trust what they know, and learn that becoming themselves is something they never have to do alone.
A 20-week commitment allows our small circle to grow roots together—creating the consistency, trust, and connection that make this work meaningful.
“The magic of the wild arch is in making every girl feel seen, heard, and understood.”
—Amma, former student