Ages 3–5
Woodland Early Learning
A gentle, play-rich beginning built around stories, sensory discovery, early literacy, number sense, movement, art and long stretches of outdoor exploration.
- Nature preschool
- Creative play
- Restful daily rhythm
Stockbridge, Georgia · Ages 3–9
A small-cohort woodland learning sanctuary across 20 private acres, created for children who need more nature, more imagination and more room to become fully themselves.

Riverside Woodland Sanctuary
Nature-based workshops + soulful escapes
Some children learn best when their hands are moving, their senses are awake and the world feels worth wondering about. Chapland pairs purposeful academics with long-form outdoor exploration, creative studios, nourishing food and the steady care of a close community.
Here, nature is not an occasional field trip. It is the setting, the science lab, the art prompt, the regulation space and the place where confidence takes root.
Mixed-age experiences build leadership, empathy and belonging, while individual learning pathways keep each child appropriately stretched.
Ages 3–5
A gentle, play-rich beginning built around stories, sensory discovery, early literacy, number sense, movement, art and long stretches of outdoor exploration.
Ages 5–7
A hands-on bridge into confident reading, writing and mathematical thinking—without losing the wonder, movement and imagination childhood needs.
Ages 7–9
An individualized homeschool enrichment experience for curious, artistic, talented and gifted learners ready to go deeper through inquiry and real-world projects.
Core program hours are planned for 8:30 a.m.–3:30 p.m., with early arrival and extended-day options for families who need them.
Welcome circle, movement and intentions
Literacy, math and individualized work
Nature study, science and open exploration
Lunch, stories and a quiet reset
Art, making, music and collaborative work
Closing circle and family connection
Academic growth matters. So do agency, creativity, emotional regulation, movement, practical life skills and a child's sense that they belong.
01
Strong literacy, mathematics, science and social studies foundations—made memorable through the land, meaningful projects and individual pacing.
02
Creeks, trees, gardens, weather and wildlife become living invitations to observe, question, test, build and discover.
03
Visual art, music, storytelling, movement and making help children develop voice, confidence and original thought.
04
A close-knit community gives children room to be known, supported and challenged without being rushed or overlooked.
Chapland's proposed tuition includes a wholesome lunch and two snacks. Menus will be plant-forward, colorful and child-friendly, with thoughtful planning for allergies and family food values.
Every accommodation is confirmed through a written family food plan before enrollment so it can be provided safely.
Children should not have to leave their body, creativity or culture at the door in order to learn.
Core hours: 8:30 a.m.–3:30 p.m. Tuition includes learning materials, nature and art experiences, a wholesome lunch and two snacks.
Two consistent weekdays
$695/ month
A gentle weekly rhythm for enrichment and community.
Request Founding DetailsThree consistent weekdays
$975/ month
Our recommended balance of continuity and flexibility.
Request Founding DetailsMonday–Friday
$1,495/ month
The fullest Chapland learning and care experience.
Request Founding DetailsFounding rates are planning recommendations and will be finalized before enrollment opens.
Beyond the School Day
Chapland's 20 acres can become a gathering place for family nature workshops, art days, seasonal camps, parent circles and restorative woodland experiences.
Background checks, child CPR/first aid and role-specific training are part of the proposed launch standard.
Defined learning zones, attendance checks, weather protocols and clear boundaries support safe outdoor freedom.
Written care plans, regular communication and transparent incident procedures keep families informed.
Join the interest list for tour invitations, final schedules, licensing updates and first access to founding-family enrollment.
Please do not include medical or other sensitive information in this form. Dietary and care plans will be discussed privately before enrollment.