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Play is Learning: We believe that children are naturally
curious and that they learn best through play. All of our classes
are half-day programs, running from 9am-1pm. During this time,
students alternate between structured teacher-led activities and
free play. They sing and dance, do art projects and science
experiments, read and listen to books, engage in sensory play,
practice age-appropriate early literacy and math skills, do
show-and-tell, and play outside on the playground or in one of our
indoor play spaces.
Education is a Window to the World: During school hours we
provide a wide variety of enrichment activities including an
in-school library, weekly music visits, and other visits and
performances from artists, magicians, a petting zoo, community
helpers, and more. We also partner with various after school
programs to provide STEM classes, drama classes, dance classes,
soccer, and other sports activities.
It Takes A Village: We are a small, close-knit community. Class
sizes are small. We have monthly activities for MDO families, and
many other opportunities for parents to volunteer and be involved.
Our Board of Directors is comprised of parent volunteers and the
school's Executive Director. Our extraordinary teachers develop
their own curriculum and customize their lesson plans to the needs
and interests of their students.
We Are Better Together: We are dedicated to raising good
humans. Our school welcomes everyone, and we pride ourselves on
diversity. We admit students of any race, color, or national or
ethnic origin. We do not discriminate on the basis of race, color,
sexual orientation or gender, national or ethnic origin, religion
or nonreligion, or native language. We are confident that you will
feel at home here.
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