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Homeschool at the Douglas-Hart Nature Center
Homeschool Naturalist is a monthly program held the first Wednesday and Thursday of each month.
Classes always venture outside, please dress appropriately. In event of inclement weather, alternative activities will be conducted inside.
Homeschool families and groups may also set up a custom field trip with fleixble dates and times.. Click here to:
Submit a field trip request.
Registration for Spring 2021
Tuesday 12:30-2pm Virtual
Wednesday 12:30-2pm In Person
Thursday 12:30-2pm In Person
Online Registration - Dissection Class
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2020/2021 Waiver