Classrooms support students' early learning and exploration through engaging, age-appropriate materials and displays and encourage pride in work by displaying projects.

Classrooms are divided into learning centers to provide children an opportunity for engaging learning across content areas.

Exposure to new, classic, and enriching picture books as well as opportunities to retell favorite stories give children a love of books before they even start reading.

All classrooms have dramatic play areas which changes with the theme to give children exposure to new concepts and vocabulary through pretend play.

Pre-writing skills start with finger-paint and are enhanced by opportunities to experiment with writing in preschool writing centers.

A beginning student enjoys the creative moment, as well as learning basic motions necessary for writing skills
later on.

Children bring play and learning outside daily, all year long. (weather permitting)

Children playing learn valuable lessons in sharing and cooperation while interacting together on the playground.

Toddlers, Preschoolers and Kindergarteners regularly take field trips connected to the thematic unit to expand learning and provide fun, real experiences to the community.

Professional development opportunities for teachers and families are offered regularly at the centers in essential topics such as First Aid/ CPR, Communication Skills, and Enhancing Early Literacy.