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Hale Education Hale Education is a private nonprofit widely recognized for its flagship camps and youth programs.

On October 6,  , in partnership with the Barr Foundation and the Learning Agenda, welcomed 18 employees from schools in ...
11/05/2026

On October 6, , in partnership with the Barr Foundation and the Learning Agenda, welcomed 18 employees from schools in Rhode Island, Connecticut, and Massachusetts to spend a day learning about culturally responsive experiential learning. Participants spent the day engaging in hands-on activities and experienced a typical day-in-the-life of an IAH student, including morning circle and Choose Your Own Adventure. Participants learned about maroon communities and the chemistry of fire and water purification. Through discussions and presentations, participants deepened their understanding of culturally- and historically-responsive experiential learning principles. They reflected and planned to apply these skills to their own practices at their schools.

Registration for   is now open! From classic summer adventures at   to exploring the great outdoors with   and sending i...
11/03/2026

Registration for is now open! From classic summer adventures at to exploring the great outdoors with and sending it at , there’s something for everyone. More than 200 campers have already registered, so don't wait to plan your camper's next adventure.
https://hale.education/programs/type/summer-camps/

Thank you to everyone who joined us for Hale-o-ween last week! We had a blast making arts and crafts, tinkering with sci...
10/31/2026

Thank you to everyone who joined us for Hale-o-ween last week! We had a blast making arts and crafts, tinkering with science experiments, roasting s'mores by the fire, and getting spooky at the haunted cabin.

We hope tonight is full of lots of treats, no tricks, and a safe, fun time outside with family, friends, and neighbors. Happy Halloween!

At Hale, we know what’s possible when people come together to protect the places they love. This year, we celebrated the...
10/30/2026

At Hale, we know what’s possible when people come together to protect the places they love. This year, we celebrated the permanent protection of more than 1,100 acres in Dover and Westwood, ensuring that this extraordinary landscape will remain a place for wildlife, learning, exploration, and connection for generations to come.
Now, Massachusetts has an opportunity to build on that commitment statewide.
On November 3, we encourage you to vote YES on Question 6 to establish a dedicated source of funding to protect forests, clean water, and wildlife habitats while expanding access to parks, trails, and green spaces across the Commonwealth.
Question 6 would invest existing sales tax revenue from sporting goods in conservation and outdoor recreation, without raising taxes.
We’ve seen firsthand what conservation can accomplish. Let's help more communities experience those same benefits.
Nature for All. Forever. Vote YES on 6!
Learn more: https://www.natureforma.org/

Grandparents have stories to share. Kids have adventures to discover. And there's no better place to bring generations t...
10/30/2026

Grandparents have stories to share. Kids have adventures to discover. And there's no better place to bring generations together than outside!
On Friday, November 6, we're gathering at Hale's Powissett Lodge for Gratitude and Grandparents Day, a celebration of the people, places, and moments we're thankful for.
Enjoy a fun craft, a little mindfulness and movement, a walk through the woods or enjoy a golf cart tour, and plenty of time to connect over warm drinks, lunch, and a cozy fire.
Whether you're a grandparent, grandchild, parent, or friend, we'd love to see you there!
11:30 AM–1 PM
Save your spot: https://hale.education/events/category/family-fun/

October may look like a season of endings, but the forest is still hard at work.Look beneath the fallen leaves and along...
10/27/2026

October may look like a season of endings, but the forest is still hard at work.
Look beneath the fallen leaves and along decaying logs, and you’ll find mushrooms offering clues to a much bigger story: one of decomposition, renewal, and the countless relationships that keep a forest healthy.
This fall, we’re asking the question when we encounter something in nature: What job is this doing?
Explore our latest blog:
https://hale.education/blog/everything-has-a-job-what-mushrooms-teach-us-about-a-healthy-forest/

Join us for Gratitude and Grandparents Day at Hale on Friday, November 6! Bring your grandparents, grandchildren, family...
10/26/2026

Join us for Gratitude and Grandparents Day at Hale on Friday, November 6! Bring your grandparents, grandchildren, family, or friends for a heartwarming morning of connection, creativity, and nature.
We'll enjoy a gratitude-themed craft, gentle movement, a guided walk or golf cart tour, a light lunch, and time together around the fire.
Friday, November 6 | 11:30 AM–1 PM.
Powissett Lodge at Hale Education
All generations are welcome! Come make some memories and celebrate the season of gratitude with us.
Register here:https://hale.education/events/category/family-fun/

We’re proud to collaborate with Fox Hill Living to offer this multi-generational community event. Join us at Powissett Lodge for this day of gratitude and fun outdoor activities. The day […]

Protecting nature is only part of the equation. We also need to make sure people can experience it.At Hale, we believe e...
10/25/2026

Protecting nature is only part of the equation. We also need to make sure people can experience it.
At Hale, we believe everyone deserves opportunities to explore the outdoors, discover something new, and build a lasting connection with the natural world. That's why our commitment to conservation goes hand in hand with our work to make nature more accessible to people of all ages and backgrounds.
On November 3, Massachusetts voters have an opportunity to advance both goals.
A YES vote on Question 6 would create a dedicated Nature for All Fund, providing up to $100 million annually to protect clean water, conserve forests and wildlife habitats, and create and improve parks, trails, and green spaces throughout Massachusetts.
It's an investment in healthier communities, stronger ecosystems, and more opportunities for people to experience the benefits of nature, today and for generations to come.
Join us in voting YES on 6 on November 3.
Learn more: https://www.natureforma.org/

Who says Halloween fun has to happen after dark? At Hale, we think the best way to celebrate spooky season is to get out...
10/23/2026

Who says Halloween fun has to happen after dark?
At Hale, we think the best way to celebrate spooky season is to get outside, enjoy the crisp fall air, and make memories together.
Meet Hale's cast of characters, enjoy Halloween-themed nature activities and arts and crafts, and gather around the fire for s'mores. Plus, our Haunted Cabin and spooky science experiments are returning for another year of frightfully good fun!
Perfect for families with children ages 3–12, Hale-o-ween is full of Halloween surprises without being too scary for little adventurers.
Choose your adventure: 1–3 PM or 4–6 PM.
Register and learn more at https://hale.education/events/

Address

80 Carby Street
Westwood, MA
02090

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+17813261770

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