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Equine, Farm & Nature Learning
Horses, animal care, gardens, and the outdoors, planned as part of the Ever-Well learning model.
Planned
Overview
Nature, animals, and horses are planned as learning environments where responsibility, movement, and hands-on science come together.
Planned. Campus, farm, and equine facilities are subject to site control, zoning, permitting, insurance, and environmental review.
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Equine-assisted learning and therapeutic activities
Supervised horse-centered education
Confidence building
Responsibility
Movement
Relational experiences
Planned
Licensed clinical therapy will be represented only when delivered by appropriately credentialed professionals within an approved model.
Nature-based and agricultural learning
Planned
Educational gardens
Animal care
Environmental stewardship
Outdoor learning
Food and agriculture exposure
Hands-on science experiences
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Illustrative image. Not Ever-Well participants or facilities.
Learning through real tasks
Practical, supervised tasks designed to make learning concrete.
Responsibility
Supervised routines that build responsibility and confidence.
Small, clear steps
Tasks broken down so that the next action is always clear.
Practical participation
Hands-on participation in gardening, animal care, and outdoor learning.
Observing living systems
Hands-on science through gardens, plants, soil, and animals.
Movement
Whole-body movement and relational experiences with horses.
Planned
Animal care and safety
Animal care is part of the planned nature-based model, with horses at the center of planned equine experiences.
Commitments
Animal welfare, veterinary oversight, participant safety, informed consent, emergency procedures, and appropriate insurance.
An integrated campus concept
Concept
Integrated campus concept combining education, sensory spaces, nature, gardens, animals, equine experiences, arts, and technology.
Planning for accessible educational, sensory, farm, equine, technology, recreation, and community facilities is subject to site control, zoning, permitting, insurance, environmental review, and applicable approvals.
See the full model
Equine, farm, and nature learning connects with the other program areas of the Ever-Well model.