News and Research

Exploring New Horizons Outdoor Schools Annual Report

2016-17 Annual Report: We are Stronger Together! See how we impact students’ lives through the eyes of our naturalists and visitors to our program sites.
2015-16 Annual Report: Discover how we implement Next Generation Science Standards and the future of environmental education.
2014-15 Annual Report: We celebrate 35 years! See how we have changed from where we’ve been to where we are now.
2013-14 Annual Report: Find out more about the development of our MOSS Program.
201213 Annual Report: Read the latest regarding the latest growth and trends at Exploring New Horizons.

Exploring New Horizons Outdoor Schools in the News

“Exploring New Horizons in San Jose Mercury News”Exploring New Horizons receives a generous grant from the Save the Redwoods League to help support scholarships for underserved students so that they may participate in Outdoor Education. October 2010

Newsletter Archive

“Thank you for teaching our class life skills. Cooking was a fun activity.” – 5th grade student

“The trip brought families and scholars closer together. My scholars grew and learned to be on their own. I can’t say enough about the staff. They were incredible. I too, grew as a teacher from this program. I am already planning for next year” – 5th grade teacher

“The food and cooking on the trip was great. My group got to cook for the morning. It was good.” – 5th grade student

“At pigeon point you made history fun.” – 4th grade student

“It was inspiring seeing nature through the eyes of my naturalist”- 5th grade students

“When I grow up I want to work at Pigeon Point”- 5th grade student

“Best field trip I’ve ever been on” – 5th grade student

“ Overall this pigeon point trip was the best field trip I ever went on. Thank you.”

” I surprisingly liked cleaning up after dinner”- Pigeon Point Student

“The puppet show was the best part. I loved all the characters! The songs that the elephant seals sang were fantastic. I love the puppet show! Pigeon point was SUPER fun!” – 6th grade student

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