Let’s explore the amazing world of animals!

In Wild About Animals, students will learn about different habitats and adaptations through hands-on activities. They’ll build mini animal habitats, play animal charades, and take a nature walk to observe local wildlife.

Get ready for a wild adventure filled with learning and fun!

We are thrilled to announce that for this semester, our campus will be a stop for the Georgetown Public Library's WOW Bookmobile! (Words on Wheels).

Once a month, our students will have the incredible opportunity to:

• Browse and check out hundreds of books directly from the Bookmobile

• Request specific books through the library’s catalog system

• Discover free books to keep and enjoy at home

This is a wonderful chance for our learners to deepen their love for reading and explore new stories, topics, and adventures. We are so fortunate to partner with the library to bring this amazing resource to our school.

Happy reading, everyone!

Join us for our Community Grow Days where we come together to prepare gardens, work the compost, plant new life, and harvest the fruits of our labor! This is a wonderful opportunity to connect with nature, nurture our shared space, and enjoy the rewards of community collaboration.

• Activities include:

• Preparing garden beds for planting

• Working the compost to enrich our soil

• Planting seeds and seedlings for future growth

• Harvesting seasonal produce

• Plenty of time for unstructured play and exploration for kids and families

Feel free to pack a snack or lunch and enjoy some relaxation and community bonding after the work is done. We encourage you to bring your own garden gloves, and if you have tools like wheelbarrows or pitchforks, we’d be grateful for the extra support.

Whether you're planting seeds or simply playing in the dirt, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. Let’s grow together—literally and figuratively!

Get ready to unleash your creativity!

In Art & Music Jam, students will explore how art and music express emotions. From creating their own instruments to painting a collaborative mural or jamming in a classroom band, this hands-on experience will inspire self-expression and teamwork.

Let’s make some music, create some art, and have fun!

Come take a tour and learn about our school & programs

Join us for our Community Grow Days where we come together to prepare gardens, work the compost, plant new life, and harvest the fruits of our labor! This is a wonderful opportunity to connect with nature, nurture our shared space, and enjoy the rewards of community collaboration.

• Activities include:

• Preparing garden beds for planting

• Working the compost to enrich our soil

• Planting seeds and seedlings for future growth

• Harvesting seasonal produce

• Plenty of time for unstructured play and exploration for kids and families

Feel free to pack a snack or lunch and enjoy some relaxation and community bonding after the work is done. We encourage you to bring your own garden gloves, and if you have tools like wheelbarrows or pitchforks, we’d be grateful for the extra support.

Whether you're planting seeds or simply playing in the dirt, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. Let’s grow together—literally and figuratively!

Join us for Fun Friday: Eco Warriors, where students will learn, create, and take action to protect our planet! Through engaging lessons on sustainability, creative recycled art projects, and a hands-on campus clean-up, we’ll turn “trash” into treasure and inspire a greener future.

Let’s work together to make a difference—one small action at a time!

We are thrilled to announce that for this semester, our campus will be a stop for the Georgetown Public Library's WOW Bookmobile! (Words on Wheels).

Once a month, our students will have the incredible opportunity to:

• Browse and check out hundreds of books directly from the Bookmobile

• Request specific books through the library’s catalog system

• Discover free books to keep and enjoy at home

This is a wonderful chance for our learners to deepen their love for reading and explore new stories, topics, and adventures. We are so fortunate to partner with the library to bring this amazing resource to our school.

Happy reading, everyone!

Join us for an exciting Permablitz Weekend as we work together to transform our space into a thriving, sustainable haven! This hands-on community event is the perfect opportunity to roll up your sleeves, connect with others, and contribute to something lasting and impactful.

Activities include:

• Building terraces to support sustainable landscaping

• Planting fruit trees to create an abundant orchard

• Teaming up with neighbors and friends to bring the vision to life

We need all hands on deck to make this weekend a success! Whether you’re a seasoned gardener or a first-time planter, there’s a task for everyone.

Don’t forget to bring:

• Your own garden gloves

• Sturdy shoes and comfortable work clothes

• Reusable water bottles to stay hydrated

Let’s dig in, plant roots (literally and figuratively), and grow something extraordinary together. We can’t wait to see you there!

Join us for an exciting Permablitz Weekend as we work together to transform our space into a thriving, sustainable haven! This hands-on community event is the perfect opportunity to roll up your sleeves, connect with others, and contribute to something lasting and impactful.

Activities include:

• Building terraces to support sustainable landscaping

• Planting fruit trees to create an abundant orchard

• Teaming up with neighbors and friends to bring the vision to life

We need all hands on deck to make this weekend a success! Whether you’re a seasoned gardener or a first-time planter, there’s a task for everyone.

Don’t forget to bring:

• Your own garden gloves

• Sturdy shoes and comfortable work clothes

• Reusable water bottles to stay hydrated

Let’s dig in, plant roots (literally and figuratively), and grow something extraordinary together. We can’t wait to see you there!

Happy President’s Day - see you all Tuesday 2/18

Join us for Community Grow Days, a hands-on opportunity to connect, learn, and contribute as we build our thriving food forest together! Volunteers ages 12+ and families are welcome to participate in activities such as preparing the soil, building garden beds, aerating, and inoculating to create a sustainable and abundant space for our community to enjoy.

Feel free to pack a snack or lunch to enjoy some much-deserved downtime together after the workday. We kindly ask that you bring your own garden gloves, and if you have wheelbarrows and/or pitchforks, they would be greatly appreciated as we could use the extra supplies.

Whether you're an experienced gardener or just eager to lend a helping hand, there's a place for you to grow with us. Come be a part of this exciting project and leave knowing you've helped cultivate something truly special.

Celebrate Lunar New Year with Us!

Join us during our Community Meeting (School Circle) at 9:00 AM on Wednesday, January 29, as we celebrate Lunar New Year!

Lunar New Year, also known as Chinese New Year or Spring Festival, is a time of joy and renewal celebrated by millions of people around the world, particularly in East and Southeast Asia. This special holiday marks the beginning of the lunar calendar, symbolizing new beginnings, family togetherness, and prosperity for the year ahead.

We’ll explore its traditions, stories, and significance together as a community. We can’t wait to see you there!

Mark your calendars for our upcoming Quarterly Cosmic Conversations on January 28th from 4:30-6:00 PM! This is a wonderful opportunity for families to connect with each other, and with school representatives, stay informed about updates, and learn more about what’s happening at Cosmic Roots.

We value open communication and believe it’s essential for the growth of our community. During the event, you’ll also have the chance to submit any questions you may have.

Light refreshments will be provided, and we encourage everyone to attend and be part of the conversation. We look forward to seeing you there!

We are thrilled to announce that for this semester, our campus will be a stop for the Georgetown Public Library's WOW Bookmobile! (Words on Wheels).

Once a month, our students will have the incredible opportunity to:

• Browse and check out hundreds of books directly from the Bookmobile

• Request specific books through the library’s catalog system

• Discover free books to keep and enjoy at home

This is a wonderful chance for our learners to deepen their love for reading and explore new stories, topics, and adventures. We are so fortunate to partner with the library to bring this amazing resource to our school.

Happy reading, everyone!

A powwow is a traditional Native American gathering that has deep roots in Indigenous culture and history. The word “powwow” comes from the Algonquian language, where it originally referred to a gathering of spiritual leaders. Over time, the term evolved to encompass a broader meaning and came to represent a social gathering of Native American communities for various purposes.

Powwows often included ceremonial activities such as drumming, singing, dancing, and feasting. Dancers would wear traditional regalia adorned with intricate beadwork, feathers, and other symbolic elements that reflected their tribal identities and stories. The drum, a central element of powwows, represents the heartbeat of the community and plays a vital role in setting the rhythm for the dancers.

Today, powwows continue to be important cultural events for Indigenous communities across North America. They serve as a way to celebrate and showcase Native American traditions, honor the heritage of the past, and connect with fellow community members. Powwows are also open to non-Indigenous people, offering them a chance to learn about and appreciate Indigenous cultures and histories.

Modern powwows typically feature a grand entry, during which dancers from different categories, such as traditional, fancy, jingle, and grass, showcase their skills and regalia. Drum groups provide the rhythmic heartbeat of the powwow, and dancers move in time with the music, telling stories through their movements and gestures. Vendors selling Native American arts and crafts, food, and other goods often participate in powwows, adding to the festive atmosphere.