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The Horizon School is licensed by the Washington State Department of Early Learning and the Washington State Board of Education. All of its policies and procedures reflect best practices and are in compliance with State licensing standards. Horizon School is committed to creating a learning environment where teachers are passionate about teaching and excited to come to work each and every day. Our children's minds are challenged and knowledge is celebrated. The children feel safe, important, respected and happy. They are prepared to be confident, caring leaders and world citizens.
Horizon School is a non-profit school for preschool to first grade;
located in the Richmond Beachcommunity of
Shoreline.Parents choose Horizon School forfive
reasons:
Thematic Curriculum: Each day, children rotate with their
teacher and classmates through different classrooms for instruction
in math, sciences, language arts, gross motor, creative play,
computers, fine arts and world cultures - all linked to a theme
(e.g., dinosaurs and prehistoric mammals).
Class size: Our teacher-student ratio for
preschoolis 1 to 10 and 1 to 15 in kindergarten and first
grade.
Flexibiity: We offer full-time and part-time schedules,
half day or full day, and before and after school care for Horizon
students and neighboring elementary schools.
Family Atmosphere: Staff and teachers know all
students. We collaborate with parents to provide
individualized attention. Our goal is to make sure every
child feels valued and respected.
Unique Learning Experiences: Parents and children
participate in many field trips, assemblies, and parent programs.
Field trips offer real-life, community-based experiences related to
topics students are studying. Parent programs teach children
speaking and performance skills and increase their
confidence. We promote acceptance and understanding of
diversity and celebrate world cultures.
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