Well, it’s spring time, and you can feel it. You can feel it in the suns warm rays shining down on the organic garden. You can feel it in your toes, as you carefully walk through the Pescadero Creek. You can hear it in the cacophony of bird songs, playing all day in the forest…

Greetings Friends & Families of ENH – Many of you know that this past fall ENH lost a dear friend, and co-founder, Gary Nightengale. As we approach summer, we will be hosting a celebration of Gary’s life, and an opportunity for friends to gather and remember the amazing contributions made by Gary. A celebration of..

Whoa. Time flies when you’re at outdoor school! Thanksgiving and the winter holidays flew by faster than a Peregrine. The Exploring New Horizons crew and students piled on their raingear and boots in preparation for the winter. The rains came and went, the Pescadero (Oh, Pescadero!) Creek raged, and hundreds of colorful and groovy fungus..

It’s been yet another rocking week at the outdoor school. The boogie was rocking, the banana slug song was rocking, and with all of the excitement, the earth rocked right along. On Tuesday evening, the students at Exploring New Horizons learned a practical lesson in plate techtonics, when the San Jose centered earthquake took us..

October 17, 2007 On Monday morning, the students from Vintage Hills and Parkmead Elementary schools stepped off of the bus and into the outdoors. They were greeted by an inspirational speaker and professional blogger, Patrick Peterson. Patrick welcomed the students to the outdoor school with a stunning performance, and an eagerly anticipated rain shower. The..