Welcome to the Solutionary School
The Solutionary School is a school for changemakers and change making.
Our mission is to create spaces that inspire radical hope.
Our mission is to create spaces that inspire radical hope.
While you're here...
Visit the playground:
At our playground you'll find our youngest changemakers learning how to make compassionate choices through the cultivation of wonder, fostering connection, and the building of critical thinking skills through play.
Take a look at the Bulletin Board to see how students are changing the world.
Check out our resources for social change:
Here you will find free downloadable resources to inspire change.
We're sure you'll find something that interests you, here at the Solutionary School.
Visit the playground:
At our playground you'll find our youngest changemakers learning how to make compassionate choices through the cultivation of wonder, fostering connection, and the building of critical thinking skills through play.
Take a look at the Bulletin Board to see how students are changing the world.
Check out our resources for social change:
Here you will find free downloadable resources to inspire change.
We're sure you'll find something that interests you, here at the Solutionary School.
Solutionary
so·lu·tion·ary
plural: Solutionaries
noun: a person who is able to identify inhumane and unsustainable systems and then develop solutions that are healthy and just for people, animals, and the environment.
adjective: pertaining to or characterized by solving problems in a strategic, comprehensive manner that strives not to harm one group while helping another.
"Solutionaries are motivated by compassion and justice and driven to cultivate their creative-, critical-, strategic- and systems-thinking skills in order to address the underlying causes of entrenched and interconnected problems. Solutionaries strive not to harm one group while helping another, including other people, animals, or the environment."
Defined by Zoe Weil, Co-founder of The Institute for Humane Education
so·lu·tion·ary
plural: Solutionaries
noun: a person who is able to identify inhumane and unsustainable systems and then develop solutions that are healthy and just for people, animals, and the environment.
adjective: pertaining to or characterized by solving problems in a strategic, comprehensive manner that strives not to harm one group while helping another.
"Solutionaries are motivated by compassion and justice and driven to cultivate their creative-, critical-, strategic- and systems-thinking skills in order to address the underlying causes of entrenched and interconnected problems. Solutionaries strive not to harm one group while helping another, including other people, animals, or the environment."
Defined by Zoe Weil, Co-founder of The Institute for Humane Education
