Happy Hens Farm-Based Educational Program

Microschool

Ramona , CA

Happy Hens Farm offers a unique farm-based educational program catering to TK-8th grade students, particularly charter families. The program is designed to integrate core educational elements with hands-on farming experiences. The curriculum is inspired by the Reggio Emilia approach, characterized by engaging students with natural surroundings and practical farming activities. Students learn in a farm environment, promoting both academic growth and personal development through interaction with nature. The program offers a distinctive multi-day learning experience set on a working 11-acre poultry farm. It features a Reggio Emilia-inspired farm and forest school that includes learning in classroom settings such as off-grid yurts. Happy Hens Farm emphasizes experiential learning and aims to foster children's curiosity, responsibility, and connection to the land.

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