5 Favorite Spots to Soak in the Beauty of the Central Coast
{photo by Leif Arne Storset on via Wikimedia Commons / CC BY-SA 2.0} “Those who contemplate the beauty of the earth find reserves of strength that will endure as long
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Free Friday and Nature Art
{photo by Madison Grooms on Unsplash} “Art takes nature as its model.” ~ Aristotle Is nature calling you this weekend? Answer it and see what the outdoors has to offer. You can even
Wednesday Wonders: Father-Daughter Sock Hop!
Our father-daughter dance last month was a 50s themed Sock Hop, and the dancers really had a blast! We love creating opportunities for wonder moments like this. Here are a
Ancient Rome Games and Activities
Marble Roman artwork of children playing ball games {photo by Marie-Lan Nguyen on Wikimedia Commons / CC BY 3.0} Once again we want to offer some options for enriching your
Astronaut Scott Kelly is Coming to SLO!
{photo by NASA on flickr / CC BY-NC-ND 2.0} SLOCA strives to achieve many goals. Some are in the classroom, and some are organization-wide. One of them is to be
Wednesday Wonders: Dinner Party with Chef David
Our Dinner Parties with a Purpose are a delightful and delectable way to spend time with wonderful people while enjoying a fine meal and supporting SLOCA. Recently, Bill and Sandee
Free Friday and Feasting Like the Greeks
{photo source} We've come to the end of our time in Ancient Greece, and why not say farewell with a family dinner to reflect and celebrate this culture? Here are
Father-Daughter Date Night: 50s Sock Hop!
{photo via Wikimedia Commons / CC BY-SA 3.0} The special bond between a daddy and his little girl is something worth celebrating, and SLOCA’s upcoming Father-Daughter Dance is a swell
Free Friday: February 16, 2018
{photo by Lotte Meijer on Unsplash} Another Friday, another reason to celebrate! As you head into the weekend we hope you have some good old-fashioned family fun. We haven’t talked about “Free by
Wednesday Wonders: An Evening of Shakespeare
{photos by Cade Newman} Before the break, our Upper Middle School students had the opportunity to get together and celebrate Shakespeare by reading through (and acting out) his renowned play,
