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Where Education Meets Creation!
2024-2025 Registration Open!

You do an awesome job giving your child(ren) a well-rounded education. At CranHill, we want to partner with you in your homeschooling experience! C.O.R.E. (CranHill Outdoor Recreation Education) is a homeschool program for kids ages 6-16. The program takes place once a month for 8 months. Your child can explore the outdoors, learn about creation stewardship, be physically active, and gain knowledge of outdoor skills, all on a foundation of biblical truth. Each month’s program will be focused on a specific theme connected to outdoor education.

Pricing

$148 / student

Multiple Children Discount*:

1st Child: Full price at $148

2nd Child: $138

3rd Child: $128

4th Child and Beyond: $118

*Multi Child discount is available only to siblings that reside at the same home address.

Daily Rhythm

Student Drop Off: 8:45am - 9:00am

Program Runs 9:00am - 3:00pm

Drop Off and Pick Up at the Barn Store

Students must bring a sack lunch.

Students may bring extra money to purchase snacks from the barn store.

2024-25 Dates

Session A Dates (Wednesdays)

  • September 11

  • October 9

  • November 13

  • December 18

  • January 22

  • February 26

  • March 19

  • April 16

Session B Dates (Thursdays)

  • September 12

  • October 24

  • November 7

  • December 19

  • January 30

  • February 27

  • March 20

  • April 17

Session C Dates

  • September 25

  • October 16

  • November 6

  • December 11

  • January 15

  • February 19

  • March 12

  • April 23

Both sessions will offer the same programming each month. Sign up for sessions A, B, or C when you register!

Sample Monthly Themes

  • Waterfront (boating, swimming, aqua park, fishing) 

  • Adventures (ropes, rock climbing, ninja lines, team building, hiking)

  • Target sports (archery, slingshots, tomahawks, riflery)

  • Horses (horse care, small animal care, saddling, arena rides, intro lessons)

  • Crafts

  • Snow sports (snowshoe, ski, skate, tubing, broomball, quinzee huts, etc.)

  • Wilderness survival (fire building, fire cooking, shelter building, tents)

  • Animal study (mammals, birds, etc)

  • Local flora (trees, flowers, grasses, etc)

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