Where Curiosity Takes Root
Risewell Learning Collaborative exists to cultivate a wholesome, educational environment where 1st–6th grade students and their families learn and grow together. We are committed to preserving the wonder of childhood, nurturing independent thinking, and fostering a lifelong love of learning through community, creativity, and connection.
Vision
Risewell Learning Collaborative is a homeschool community dedicated to supporting families in their educational journeys by providing a shared space for holistic, values-driven learning.
We offer opportunities for students and parents to engage in collaborative classes, hands-on experiences, and intentional relationships that encourage both deep roots in character and values, and the courage to rise into each learner’s full potential.
We aim to preserve the joy of childhood, nurture independent thinking, and cultivate meaningful connections within our community. Join us in our journey towards lifelong learning and enrichment.
Services
Learning Collaborative
At Risewell Learning Collaborative, we offer a three-day-per-week program designed to support 1st–6th grade homeschool students with a rich, values-driven academic experience in a nurturing classroom setting. Meeting Tuesdays through Thursdays for a total of 12 hours per week, students engage in collaborative learning across core subjects including English Language Arts, math, history, literature, and science.
Nature Study
Rooted in the rhythms of the seasons, our Nature Study class invites 1st–6th grade students to explore the wonders of the natural world through hands-on, curiosity-driven learning. Together, we investigate topics such as plant and animal life cycles, weather patterns, moon phases, the water cycle, basic botany, ecosystems, and more—connecting scientific understanding with a deep sense of awe and appreciation.
Exploration
At Risewell Learning Collaborative, we believe meaningful learning extends beyond the classroom. Our thoughtfully curated events and field trips are designed to enrich the studies of our 1st–6th grade homeschool students while nurturing curiosity, connection, and wonder.
Rooted in our commitment to holistic, values-driven education, these experiences are intentionally aligned with what students are learning in the classroom—whether it’s exploring historical sites that bring history lessons to life, visiting local farms during a botany unit, observing wildlife in their natural habitat, or participating in seasonal celebrations and nature-based festivals.