Our Vision
 




 
 

The maple tree naturally embodies our vision for anyone who attends our programs.  The Japanese maple tree in our yard represents balance and practicality and is called "kito" in the Japanese language, which means  "at peace".  The Red Maples and Sugar Maples behind our house are resilient and strong. They embrace their inner and outer beauty as they make their presence known in the forest.  It is known that trees live longest and reproduce most often in a healthy stable forest. That’s why they’ve evolved to help neighboring trees. We envision a healthy, stable community that can collectively raise future generations who will ultimately continue to foster the same characteristics in their children.