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Education

Education Programs 
Joseph Regenstein, Jr. School of the ºÚÁϳԹÏÍø

Engage your senses, body, and mind with 1,500 classes, workshops, programs, and events on everything from the life cycle of plants to painting and photography, butterflies to bonsai, and wilderness survival to yoga workouts, in one of the largest blended indoor/outdoor learning environments in the area. Grow your life story at the School.

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Adult Education

Adult Education

Adult Education programs include art classes, gardening classes, certificate programs, and much more. Engage your senses, discover hidden talents, start a new career, or simply explore an interest.

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Wellness & Fitness

Wellness and Fitness

We invite you to sign up for a class and explore the 385-acre gym and classroom also known as the ºÚÁϳԹÏÍø! Take a yoga class, tai chi class, or fitness class all year long. With a holistic approach, we offer programming developed to help you attain or maintain a balanced lifestyle.

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Youth Programs

Youth Programs

Youth programs, including preschool and camp, appeal to children ages 2 to 18 with investigative science, gardening, and career exploration. Together, adults and children can explore cool things about how plants connect to science, art, history, and culture.

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Field Trips

School Field Trips

Enrich your curriculum and share the beauty of nature with your students at the Garden. Choose from a variety of programs that feature plant and nature topics appropriate for specific grade levels.

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Teachers and Students

Teachers Professional Development

Teachers Professional Development classes present fresh ideas, meaningful science content, and innovative teaching techniques. Choose from a variety of grade level specific programs to enrich your curriculum and share the beauty of nature with your students.

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Science Career Continuum

Science Career Continuum

Connecting the Garden to its own programs for middle- and high-school students with those offering internships and mentoring for college and graduate students. The goal is to prepare a new generation of scientists who have the education and training needed to address the environmental and conservation challenges of our time.

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