Our school programs emphasize an experiential approach to education, focusing on enriching each student’s life at every stage of development.
The Marietta Johnson School of Organic Education is now accepting student enrollments for our 2026-2027 school year.
Little Roots is currently enrolling for their supplemental homeschool program and afterschool program held on our campus.
Traditionally known as preschool and Kindergarten, we use the name Early Life to denote the development of the younger years, generally ages 4-5 . These years are foundational and incredibly important in how the child’s brain and emotional intelligence develops.
Our First Life classes are composed of children at the ages found in 1st and 2nd grade classrooms (generally ages 6-7). When children are in combined age classrooms, the learning expounds and more is gained in emotional and social development.
As our brains develop we transition from concrete thinking to more abstract concepts, usually between ages 8 and 9, when students are at the age where they typically enter 3rd and 4th grade.
At ages 10 and 11, we have all the skills we need for reading, researching and experimenting and are ready to define ourselves and create our own goals. This program enriches the growth needed at this stage.
Around the ages of 12 and 13, our 7th-8th grade program prepares students for middle school success. We build critical thinking, confidence, and a love of learning in a supportive environment, ensuring a smooth transition.
Enrichment activities are part of every thing we do at the Organic School. Our enrichment classes seek to support the full development of mental capacities of each student, and nurture aspects of their self to promote the growth of the entire being.
