Sailing Voyages That Foster Purpose, Happiness, & Resilience
Help Your Children Thrive So Parenting Is Joyous
Hear your children speak more compassionately.
Witness your children contributing more around the house.
See their increased confidence in their interactions with others.
Raising Kids is Hard.
Do you ever…
Feel insecure about your children’s success?
Ruminate over your parenting decisions?
See your children stuck in unhealthy patterns?
These concerns can make you feel anxious, stuck, fearful, indecisive, distrustful, and exhausted.
Register your children for a voyage aboard our tall ship Shenandoah and
Reclaim the Joy of Parenting.
Your Child Will…
• Gain social-emotional assets that can shield them against the stressors of modern life.
• Develop a deeper connection with nature, furthering their role as a steward of our living planet.
• Learn mariner skills while bonding with staff and peers in a fun, supportive, and inclusive community.
Most participants describe their experience as “life-changing.”
Sailing Opportunities
Aboard our ship, participants benefit from a curriculum informed by outcomes-based research. This curriculum, developed in collaboration with the University of New Hampshire School of Social Work, ensures the highest quality of learning and personal development for your children.
Your 3-step plan for helping the children in your life develop skills they need to thrive.
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Register your children for an upcoming voyage with Martha’s Vineyard Ocean Academy.
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Experience their new behaviors, knowledge, and skills in their daily life when they return.
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Feel the joy and confidence of knowing your children are on a healthy path.
Did you know that Social-Emotional Competence predicts lifelong success better than Academic Grades?
Students who score high on social skills are FOUR TIMES more likely to complete college.
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See how participants aboard Shenandoah transform into confident, happy, compassionate people who feel inspired and like contributing to group activities and their families.