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Redwood Cooperative School was established in 2014 with the
goal of encouraging children's creativity and curiosity through
differentiated learning to meet each student's academic and
emotional goals. Through a focused model of progressive education,
utilizing project based learning, Redwood creates a school
environment that nurtures the whole child.Our students engage in
active, experiential learning in core subject areas language
arts, math, and theme study; as well as science, art, music,
foreign language, and physical education. Our students work on
thematic projects that tie together each subject area, while
working to solve real world problems. Redwood students are also
fortunate to have time for development and growth through
structured and unstructured outdoor connections.
Redwood Cooperative has been tremendous for my neurodivergent daughter (ADHD and dyslexia). She receives support both in the classroom, in a small group setting, and formal intervention and thrives. Additionally, the arts and theatre program is top-notch, especially for such a small school. The Redwood community is such an accepting, affirming, and comforting community to be a part of. I highly recommend this school!
- Posted by Parent - Sarah
510/28/2024
I have been unbelievably impressed by the way the school operates. You can tell the teachers are happy to be there and genuinely care about the children. The staff is very communicative and competent. The kids go aside rain or shine at least 3 times a day, they even raise chickens with the help of the students. My daughter is so excited to go to school every day, and we are so grateful!
- Posted by Parent - Ciara Hagedorn
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