We love reading in the Garden Classroom and watching the story come alive!


Debut students picking and processing garden calendula for future projects (soap and lip balm).

Upper School students spent an amazing day at Lake of the Woods.

The annual 6th Grade Salad Dressing Challenge! This year students voted and a team won with their "Olisavera's Speciality Sour Dressing". Their recipe was scaled up to be served with the garden grown lettuce at our spring Homegrown Lunch yesterday.



New baby birds at Willow Wind today .....

Today was Spring Homegrown Lunch Day at Willow Wind.
Thanks to Zoe, volunteers and all the students who helped!

Thank you to everyone who came out to support Willow Wind at our Rummage Sale yesterday!

A beautiful May Day Celebration today at Willow Wind -
Our 8th graders did a wonderful job on the May Pole Dance.
Thanks to all of the families who helped!
Our 8th graders did a wonderful job on the May Pole Dance.
Thanks to all of the families who helped!


This week students in the hiking elective went "camping" by the creek. Students practiced setting up a tent together and learned how to make sure a campfire is all the way out by using the "drown, stir, drown, feel" method.


Save the Date! Rummage Sale at Willow Wind Community Learning Center May 2nd

Every student at Willow Wind is starting seeds in the Greenhouse Classroom this spring.
They also found an ant nest in the School Garden Classroom. Spring is here!
They also found an ant nest in the School Garden Classroom. Spring is here!


Thanks to the work of our Land Stewards Class led by Emily Bland and our community partners we have improved the fire safe condition of the Willow Wind property. Today was the day to burn the piles - Thanks to all who helped!

Willow Wind is now accepting Inquiry Forms for Fall 2026.
https://www.ashland.k12.or.us/o/wwclc/page/inquiry-forms
Willow Wind is a K-8 alternative program providing a strong academic foundation while helping students develop a clear sense of self and commitment to making the world a better place. Students are encouraged to ask questions and develop a genuine love of learning.
https://www.ashland.k12.or.us/o/wwclc/page/inquiry-forms
Willow Wind is a K-8 alternative program providing a strong academic foundation while helping students develop a clear sense of self and commitment to making the world a better place. Students are encouraged to ask questions and develop a genuine love of learning.

A March cabbage harvest and homemade masa tortillas make a great Garden Class snack.



The Regional OBOB Tournament for 3rd-5th graders was held this weekend. Congratulations to the Willow Wind Team (Page Turning Pandas) for competing successfully and winning the best T-shirt design award!

Willow Wind celebrated PI DAY today with lots of fun activities and pie to eat - A BIG THANK YOU to Erika for all of the pies!




Congratulations to the fabulous Willow Wind Middle School OBOB Team and their dedicated coach, Charlie Henry, for their impressive performance at the regional OBOB competition this weekend!


Willow Wind is now accepting Inquiry Forms for Fall 2026.
https://www.ashland.k12.or.us/o/wwclc/page/inquiry-forms
Willow Wind is a K-8 alternative program providing a strong academic foundation while helping students develop a clear sense of self and commitment to making the world a better place. Students are encouraged to ask questions and develop a genuine love of learning.
https://www.ashland.k12.or.us/o/wwclc/page/inquiry-forms
Willow Wind is a K-8 alternative program providing a strong academic foundation while helping students develop a clear sense of self and commitment to making the world a better place. Students are encouraged to ask questions and develop a genuine love of learning.




Students from 7th and 8th grade learned folk dancing with a guest instructor and danced alongside a live band this week.


Willow Wind celebrated Black History Month today during Community Friday. The 7th and 8th graders shared their projects and art work.
Thanks to the students and teachers who worked hard on this.
Thanks to the students and teachers who worked hard on this.


