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Far Horizons is non-sectarian and not affiliated or a part of any church or religion. We have students from a range of religious beliefs and ethnicities enrolled and we believe in an environment of cultural respect and sensitivity.
Yes. We have before and after school programs—we call it childcare—are available to students of all ages who are enrolled at Far Horizons. We also offer childcare for most teacher workdays and breaks. Note, childcare is not included in tuition and billed separately.
We do not require volunteer hours at this time, but we do encourage involvement! Volunteering can take on many forms, including office help, yard work and gardening, specialized lessons, and more.
Yes. We have a music teacher who provides music education for our students, usually working toward an end-of-year concert that includes songs and some instruments. Upper Elementary students are given the opportunity to study basic music with recorders, marimbas, or glockenspiels.
Yes, we currently have a French teacher who gives lessons to each class once a week. We have also done Spanish in the past.
We are so grateful to have found Far Horizons! Our son's place where he can feel at home away from home.
Lorie Ann — Far Horizons Parent