A homeschool-only program blending horsemanship, equine science, and riding—through hands-on learning at the barn.
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Program Dates: March 2 – April 22 (8 Week Program)
Schedule: Mondays & Wednesdays | 10:30 AM – 12:00 PM
Ages: 9–13
Spots: 6 students max
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Total Tuition: $575
Payment Plan Option: $150 non-refundable deposit.
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Remaining $425 balance due March 2 on-site (first day of the program)
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Spot is reserved once the deposit is paid
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Registration fees are non-refundable.
What Students Can Expect:
Horse Care & Barn Skills
Students will learn:
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Daily horse care routines (feeding, grooming, tacking/untacking)
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Stall and pasture management
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Basic health checks and safety practices
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Respectful handling and barn etiquette
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Why it matters: Students gain confidence through responsibility and routine—learning what it truly takes to care for a horse.
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Equine Psychology & Behavior
Students will explore:
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How horses think and communicate
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Reading body language
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Herd dynamics and leadership
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Building trust through clear cues
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Why it matters: This portion helps students develop emotional awareness, patience, and empathy—skills that translate far beyond the barn.
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Equine Anatomy & Movement
Students will learn:
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Basic skeletal and muscular anatomy
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How horses move and balance
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Why proper care and riding matter for horse health
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How it’s taught: Lessons are hands-on through observation and movement, making science tangible and engaging.
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Riding & Horsemanship
Students will:
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Learn correct riding position and balance
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Practice basic riding skills at an appropriate level
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Understand how aids and cues work
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Develop confidence, coordination, and communication
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Safety first: Mounted time is always paired with instruction on safety, respect, and partnership with the horse.