Middle School is a Crossing.
TYRVING is a modern, family-centered rite of passage for the middle school years.
A TYRVING Year is one school year set apart to notice this transition together.
Preview the first few weeks of a TYRVING Year:
“TYRVING created moments that wouldn’t have happened otherwise.”
- J. Morris
Share a TYRVING Year
with Other Families
TYRVING begins at home, but it doesn't have to stay there.
Gather a few families for monthly Meet-Ups that bring the experience into a wider circle. The Group Guide is included with every registration.
This Year has started.
Stay close for the next one.
FAQs
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TTYRVING is a rite-of-passage experience for young people in the middle school years (generally ages 11–14), shared with a parent or trusted adult.
There's no single right age to begin. Any year during this stage can be your TYRVING Year.
Most weeks take just 15–20 minutes together.
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Both. Families can experience the TYRVING Year at home or gather with other families for optional monthly Meet-Ups.
The Group Guide is included with every registration, making it easy to start a group with a few families you already know.
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TYRVING is an independent Colorado nonprofit and is not affiliated with any religious or political organization. The experience is research-informed and designed to welcome families with different backgrounds, beliefs, and traditions.