Every child learns in different ways. Our approach provides teachers with the tools and guidance to accommodate children’s natural curiosity and fully support each child while building problem-solving skills and confidence.

The early years are critical for literacy development. From sign language and story time in younger classrooms, to phonics and eventually reading and writing in our older ones, your child develops important literacy skills and a love of reading.

Our social studies domain helps children understand themselves and their relationships with family and friends. They learn how they are alike or different from their friends and how, as individuals, they can contribute to society.

Children are natural scientists. They use their senses and special technological tools to observe and investigate their world, recording and analyzing their findings through writing, drawing or taking photos.

Research shows social-emotional intelligence is one of the best predictors of future success. Our approach weaves character development and life skills into daily experiences so children can learn behavioral and relationship skills.

Early experiences with math help children develop reasoning skills, inventiveness and persistence in problem solving. Our math program introduces numbers, measurement and patterns through hands-on learning.