Early Childhood:

Overview

The early childhood curriculum is organized to have children find success. All the activities, whether reading, art, or music, are individually oriented and developmentally sound.

The curriculum emphasizes creativity, problem solving, and active rather than passive learning in the preschool classes. We use a "hands-on," multi-sensory approach to teach new concepts, as young children learn best through doing. A low pupil-teacher ratio make active learning possible.

Preschool is a time to have children achieve positive social experiences, learn how to make friends and get along with others, and become cooperative, caring members of a social group.  Children should look at school as a banquet of wonderful opportunities to do and learn, and to see themselves as competent, loved, and creative learners.