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Toddler:
18 months - 36 months

The classroom is designed for the comfort of very young children and supports their growing sense of independence and their natural curiosity. Children also begin to learn how to establish social relationships and how to meet problems when they arise.  

Primary:
3 - 6 years (includes Kindergarten)

These “learning communities” emphasize cooperation and peaceful conflict resolution. They help children grow in confidence and competence, engaged in exciting hands-on activities designed to develop their powers of observation, physical coordination, concentration, and organization. 

Lower Elementary:
6 - 9 years (First - Third Grades)

Children learn to be responsible, respectful members of their classroom families and to celebrate both individual and group accomplishment. Standardized testing is introduced in 3rd grade. They also acquire sound skills in writing and research, critical reading and thinking, and effective work habits.  

Upper Elementary:
9 - 13 years (Fourth - Seventh Grades)

A more structured academic curriculum covers a wide range of interests and abilities up through the oldest and most accelerated students in the class. Assessment and testing are “built into” daily lessons. To reach their full potential, students gain an integrated knowledge of science and technology, history, the arts, mathematics, literature, economics, politics, and world culture. 

Middle School:
12 - 15 years (Seventh & Eighth Grade)

Information and pictures about our NEW middle school being compiled at this time. Please check back soon. Thank you.   

Minimum age requirements are as of September 1 of the school year.
The maximum student-to-teacher ratio in the Toddler Program is

5:1 and 12:1 in the other programs.

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