Academic Year 2026–2027
Where the tundra meets the moon, aurora dances and rice flowers breathe.
極光飛舞，稻花飄香
A homeschool learning hub for Lucas Uqqila 空 and Lucy Aumaqpaq 悟 — every curriculum, week, and project in one place, held together by Three-Eyed Seeing. We learn without losing: we know who we are, and we grow without compromising who we are.
4th Grade · 36 Weeks
English Language Arts
A year-long novel study of Where the Mountain Meets the Moon / 月夜仙踪, read in English and Chinese.
View curriculum →鹰7th Grade · 36 Weeks
English Language Arts · Eagle Drums
Nasuġraq Rainey Hopson's Newbery Honor novel — Piña, the Eagle Mother, and the origin of the Messenger Feast.
View curriculum →节4th & 7th Grade · Full Year
Integrated Science
The 24 Solar Terms as a framework for observation, data collection, and seasonal inquiry.
View curriculum →艺4th & 7th Grade · 16 Weeks
Art Appreciation
Ken Lisbourne of Point Hope and 黃永玉 of Hunan, seen through three eyes.
View curriculum →乐4th & 7th Grade · 36 Weeks
Music & Dance Appreciation
The Inupiaq qiḷaun drum and dance beside Hunan Huaguxi 湖南花鼓戏 — song as a way of speaking with the world.
View curriculum →三眼观世 · Three-Eyed Seeing
Every subject is studied through three lenses, held as equally valid ways of knowing. Read the teaching philosophy →
First Eye
Inupiaq Epistemology
Sila, oral tradition, relationship with land, subsistence lifeways
Second Eye
Chinese Philosophy
天人合一 harmony, 候 waiting, 孝 filial piety, destiny, gratitude
Third Eye
Western Method
Literacy skills, scientific method, art criticism and history
The Learners
Lucas · Uqqila · 空 (Kōng)
7th Grade
Deeper analysis, data, essays
Lucy · Aumaqpaq · 悟 (Wù)
4th Grade
Observation, drawing, storytelling