About Pathways
We are a hybrid educational alternative. A cross between homeschool and school.
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Pathways started with a small group of like-minded individuals who desired an alternative way to teach and learn. We wanted to develop a model that utilized project-based learning with an emphasis on environmental stewardship and living history.
Teachers will serve as facilitators who will guide students in researching and planning hands-on projects that will address real-life questions and issues. Our students will work collaboratively with each other, faculty, and community members to develop projects that will benefit the larger community.
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Pathways seeks to provide a Christ-centered education and develop student volunteers and citizens who have a passion for their environment and community.
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We believe learning should:
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Point to the Creator.
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Be relevant and purposeful.
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Develop the whole child; spiritually, intellectually, socially, and physically.
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Be active rather than passive. Students learn best “by doing” and by engaging in first-hand experiences.
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Involve student choices and decision-making concerning their educational interests.
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Involve adults who care about students, are positive role-models, and provide constructive feedback
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Encourage group activities that promote teamwork and communication.
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Be joyful and fun.