See Where Your Child Will Thrive
Join us for a private, 45-minute tour of our outdoor campus. Walk the space, meet Ms. Sabrina, and feel the Sage Field difference for yourself.
What Your Tour Looks Like
From arrival to your last question — here's what to expect from your private 45-minute visit.
Arrival
Park, meet your host, and take a breath — no rush.
Classroom Tour
See the materials, learning centers, and daily rhythm boards.
Outdoor Space
Walk our nature trail, garden, and outdoor learning areas.
Meet the Team
A real conversation with Ms. Sabrina and your child's future teacher.
Q&A
Ask anything — enrollment, curriculum, schedules, tuition.
Before Your Visit
Quick answers to the questions families ask most.
Location
2760 Gattis School Rd, Round Rock, TX 78664
Available
Mon – Sat · 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Questions before booking?
How We Learn
Educational Philosophy
Our approach integrates elements of Montessori, Waldorf, and Reggio Emilia methods with TEKS-aligned academics. We enrich learning with social-emotional education, arts, music, and creative problem-solving.
We value emotional regulation, both for students and educators. A calm, connected teacher creates a community where children thrive.
Hands-on Learning
Experiential activities that engage curiosity
Emotional Regulation
Mindfulness practices for students & educators
Creative Expression
Artistic and musical creativity flourish
Movement & Nature
Movement-based and outdoor education
Meet the Team
Lead Teacher & Director
Sabrina Grace Obnamia
Ms. Sabrina brings a wealth of experience to Sage Field. She holds a Bachelor's degree in Elementary Education with a concentration in Early Childhood Development from Biola University and a Teaching Credential. Her background includes working with children in a wide range of roles both in the U.S. and internationally—spanning special education, preschool, homeschooling, tutoring, coaching, traditional schooling, nature school guide, and more. She values movement, outdoor learning, and most importantly, the joy of slowing down to be present, intentional, and thankful.
Together, we bring warmth, creativity, and experience to every student's learning experience. We are committed to continuing the supportive atmosphere families have come to trust.
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Joy Paige
Primary Lead TeacherMs. Joy is a passionate early childhood educator with experience in a Reggio Emilia-inspired microschool, where she worked closely with children through hands-on learning experiences in gardening, engineering, art, literacy, and science. She is dedicated to creating environments where children feel confident, curious, and empowered to take ownership of their learning. With a degree in Religious Studies from The University of Texas at El Paso, Ms. Joy brings a love of storytelling, history, and meaningful connections into the classroom.
Zelinda Melo
Lower Elementary TeacherHello, Sage Field families!! My name is Zelinda and I am so excited to be a part of this incredible team. I have a deep love for children and a heart for nurturing their growth in a safe and encouraging environment. I look forward to supporting each child's learning journey and being a positive presence in their day.
Nicole Elias
Summer Program CoordinatorMy name is Nicole, and I am a teacher with a passion for hands-on, experiential learning. I believe every child deserves an education that sparks curiosity and joy. I am excited to bring creative, nature-inspired curriculum to our summer program and help children discover the world around them.
Taylor Elias
Summer Program CoordinatorMy name is Taylor, and I recently completed my education studies with a focus on child development and outdoor learning. I am passionate about creating meaningful experiences for children that connect them to nature and inspire a love of learning. I am thrilled to join the Sage Field team this summer.
Julius Cecilia
Director of Operations & TechnologyJulius Cecilia, a University of Washington graduate, is a software engineer and startup builder with experience across early-stage startups and established tech companies like Adobe. He previously co-founded a sports social platform and continues to build software at the intersection of technology and schools.
Common Questions
Everything families ask before their first visit to Sage Field.
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October 2026
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See Week 7 of Our School Year
Found-material inquiry, division with remainders, globes and matter detectives, farm-fresh omelettes, and Camping Adventures Field Friday.
Week seven of our 2026–27 school year is complete. From our primary classroom through upper elementary, students followed found materials into environmental questions, wrapped September units with globes and phonics, deepened division and sensory writing, cooked with Sage Field eggs, sculpted clay chairs, and closed the week around a campfire for Camping Adventures Field Friday.
Primary
Pre-K & Kindergarten
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Found Materials
Sandpit collections into reuse and environment questions
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Clay Chairs
Heritage story-inspired sculpting in Primary
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Spanish Routines
Colors, numbers, and greetings in daily talk
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Ants & Waste
What belongs in trash vs. what we can transform
Lower Elementary
1st & 2nd Grade
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Addition Review
Lines, bonds, regrouping, and word problems
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Short Vowels
Phonics wrap before new October units
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Globes & Matter
Continents, oceans, and property detectives
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Omelette Bar
Independent chop, whisk, flip, and serve
Upper Elementary
3rd & 4th Grade
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Division
Remainders linked back to multiplication
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Sensory Writing
Nouns plus vivid kitchen descriptions
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Sage Field Eggs
Farm-fresh omelettes students built themselves
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Pumpkin Mosaic
Seasonal art and long E spelling
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