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Wildwood Enrichment Foundation
The Wildwood Enrichment Foundation strengthens the community by uniting families and groups that are reimagining the future of education with the resources of St. Augustine. This is where innovative educators, students, and families connect with local learning opportunities and the people behind them.
Wildwood Enrichment Foundation is in a phase focused on development and planning. During this period, funding supports property development, organizational setup, and partnerships. This intentional approach ensures that programming is grounded, sustainable, and responsive to the needs of the local community.
Initial Focus Areas
Community Experiences: developing plans for activities and experiences that bring community members together around learning, creativity, and connection.
Support for Personalized Education: laying the groundwork to support learner-centered approaches to education, including homeschooling, worldschooling, microschools, hybrid learning, and other personalized paths.
MORE ABOUT THIS ORGANIZATION
Organization Type: Educational; Foundation; Kids/Family; Nonprofit
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