Founded in 2013 in Floyd County, Virginia, Springhouse envisions a regenerative culture where all people are connected to the vitality within themselves, their community, and the Earth. Springhouse creates and shares a model of regenerative culture through vitality-centered education that equips people to courageously respond to the world’s emerging needs.
Springhouse offers programs for teens and adults including an accredited Day School for adolescents, adult fortification courses, and cultural design programs, including a certificate program in regenerative cultural design and practice for adults.
Finally, Springhouse operates with a generative economic model – one that is not tuition-based and is rooted in trust, transparency, and relationship. We do not charge tuition for any program or experience we offer. We are generously supported by a local and global community who deeply cares for the vision and work of Springhouse.
Please feel free to visit our website for more information at www.springhouse.org.
Day School
Our 4-year Day School program serves teens (generally ages 13-18) and their families who long to live in a regenerative culture. Learners are not placed into specific grade levels dependent on age. Learning happens in developmentally-appropriate ways, which may or may not coincide with their age. This full-time program provides the essential knowledge that a regenerative culture builder needs at this stage of life as well as opportunities to practice the skills necessary to build life-giving culture both at Springhouse and in the Floyd community.
Springhouse creates and shares a model of regenerative culture globally through two-month virtual programs and a two-year in-person certificate program in regenerative cultural design and practice. Learn more and apply here: https://springhouse.org/cultural-design/
We enroll a total of 30 teens ages 13-18 in our Day School, which is open to international learners. You can learn more and apply here: https://springhouse.org/day-school-program/
We offer a few online and several in-person adult fortification programs. Learn more here: https://springhouse.org/fortification-courses/
A residential project: people live here as their primary home.
An institution, business, network, or project that isn’t a residence (e.g. a learning center, farm, or network with no one living there full-time).
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