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Orcas Island is located off the coast of Washington State in the San Juan Islands.  We have had an active and vibrant farm to cafeteria program since 2005 which includes our newly expanded garden, our K-8 Farm to Classroom, and fresh scratch-cooked meals in the school cafeteria using locally grown organic produce and meats. Read more...

The mission of Kaleidoscope is to provide safe, affordable, high-quality, consistent childcare and preschool while supporting Orcas Island families Read more...

Four Winds Westward Ho is a private, non-profit summer camp founded in 1927. We offer an incredible camp experience for boys and girls ages 8-16 during three sessions each summer. Activities include: sailing, horseback riding, tennis, archery, arts & crafts, gardening, sports, photography and music. Our trips program takes campers overnight to nearby islands. Read more...

At the Peach Pit, our mission is to provide a safe space for youth to socialize in an age appropriate environment with access to resources and enrichment opportunities. We value youth empowerment, growth mindset, collaboration, and inclusivity. The Peach Pit is a free and welcoming gathering space where teens can hang out, feel seen, eat food, access resources, and just Read more...

The new F.E.A.S.T. program formed in 2020 actively engages young adults in the hands-on experiences that teach them how to understand, grow, harvest, reap and prepare foods that will sustain them in good times and bad, and ensure that they will have the tools to thrive. F.E.A.S.T. takes the learning activities from the school environment out into the community. Read more...

Made up of the Otters, Cedars, and Eagles classrooms, the Salmonberry Elementary program is a holistic school for children 6-12 years old. The program uses an integrated thematic approach to provide meaningful learning experiences to the three classrooms’ multi-age learners. Students are offered a strong academic program, which is designed to meet the unique needs and learning styles of each Read more...

The Orcas Island School District has serves approximately 800 students in grades K-12 from throughout our state, and offers an academic curriculum that is aligned with the Washington State Essential Academic Learning Requirements. Advanced placement and advanced technology applications courses are offered at the high school level. Read more...

Our local 4-H clubs employ a “learn by doing” approach and we utilize the mentorship of knowledgeable, talented islanders with the goal of fostering leadership, responsibility, and caring, that strengthens our families and communities. Read more...

Founded in 1988, Orcas Montessori School on Orcas Island offers a dynamic learning environment for preschoolers and kindergartners based on the educational philosophy and methods of Dr. Maria Montessori.  Dr. Montessori, Italy’s first female physician and a pioneer in childhood education, convened her first classroom in Rome in 1907.  Her philosophy and methods have been tested for over 100 years. Read more...

Founded by local activists in the Spring of 1999, The Funhouse Commons is a not-for-profit community center that fosters fun and learning with dozens of hands-on kid-friendly science exhibits, a computer lab, complete audio and video production studios, a library of educational films and documentaries, facilities for classes and meetings, clubs, and much, much more. Read more...

Orcas Island Recreation Program welcomes youth, teens, adults, and families to its year-round programs. Our programs are open to people of all experience and skill levels. We are committed to creating an environment that supports individuality, cooperation, safety, trust, and respect. Read more...

Orcas Christian School is located on a beautiful nine acre campus near Eastsound and offers an exceptional and multi-accredited Christian education for students in grades K-12. Read more...