Schedule a Tour
Join us as Miss Christi gives you a personal tour of Dirt Learning
For over two decades, Dirt Learning has been at the forefront of nature-based education, offering a unique, play-focused program that champions the growth and development of children and families. Our philosophy centers on the belief that children flourish when they are free to explore and learn at their own pace in a nurturing environment. We provide a supportive space where emotional resilience, creativity, and confidence are cultivated through unstructured outdoor play. Led by our dedicated play facilitator, Christi Warr, we embrace neurodiversity and encourage curiosity, ensuring every child feels valued and empowered. Join us in a journey where learning is rooted in joy and growth is celebrated.
Why visit first?
FAQs
Common Questions About Dirt Learning
Find answers to your questions about our unique program and the enrollment process. We encourage you to visit us to truly understand the benefits of our nature-based learning environment.
What age group does Dirt Learning cater to?
Our preschool serves children 2½ to 6 years old. During the summer, Summer Camp welcomes children 2½ to 11 years old.
How can I register my child for the program?
Registration is easy! Simply share your interest through our registration page after scheduling a tour to ensure our program aligns with your child's needs. 2027–2028 preschool registration opens January 2027.
Why is a tour required before enrollment?
We believe it's important for families to experience our environment and philosophy in person to ensure it meets their expectations and goals for their child's education.
What should I expect during the tour?
During the tour, you'll explore our outdoor learning spaces, meet our staff, and learn about our play-based curriculum that fosters creativity and resilience.
What is the philosophy behind Dirt Learning?
Our philosophy centers on child-led exploration and play, encouraging children to learn at their own pace while developing emotional and social skills.
How does Dirt Learning support neurodiversity?
We embrace neurodiversity by creating an inclusive environment where each child's unique learning style is respected and nurtured.
