Nature School Founder and Executive Director, Deborah DeLisle of Hot Springs, NC watched as her town was washed away. She found out days later that the school she founded was miraculously ok. So she opened it - to Everyone.
Woodson Branch Nature School City: Marshall Address: 14555 US-25 Website: https://www.madisoncclc.org/ Phone: +1 828 206 5296 Email: ddelisle@madisoncclc.org
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Post-Helene's Aftermath -- Marshall, NC Nature
School Spearheads Open Door Policy
Just outside Hot Springs, NC, a nature school blends
traditional education with nature immersion, farming,
and STEM learning, serving 100 K-8 students daily.
Founded by Deborah DeLisle, this
nature school faced devastation
during Hurricane Helene, causing
mudslides, floods, and
destruction in the town.
Despite challenges like power outages and communication breakdowns, the school
persevered by launching the Community Lighthouse Project.
DeLisle, determined to keep the school open for all
children in the area, showcased resilience and
commitment in the face of adversity.
Project Lighthouse quickly became a symbol of hope
and resilience for families, providing a place of stability
amid the chaos.
As Woodson Branch looks toward the future, the school is committed to continuing this workânot only
for enrolled students but also for the wider community.
https://www.madisoncclc.org/
The need for healing and rebuilding will persist for months, if not years.
Support this foundation for growth, resilience, and recovery at
https://www.madisoncclc.org.
School Spearheads Open Door Policy
Just outside Hot Springs, NC, a nature school blends
traditional education with nature immersion, farming,
and STEM learning, serving 100 K-8 students daily.
Founded by Deborah DeLisle, this
nature school faced devastation
during Hurricane Helene, causing
mudslides, floods, and
destruction in the town.
Despite challenges like power outages and communication breakdowns, the school
persevered by launching the Community Lighthouse Project.
DeLisle, determined to keep the school open for all
children in the area, showcased resilience and
commitment in the face of adversity.
Project Lighthouse quickly became a symbol of hope
and resilience for families, providing a place of stability
amid the chaos.
As Woodson Branch looks toward the future, the school is committed to continuing this workânot only
for enrolled students but also for the wider community.
https://www.madisoncclc.org/
The need for healing and rebuilding will persist for months, if not years.
Support this foundation for growth, resilience, and recovery at
https://www.madisoncclc.org.