The mission of The Young School is to foster personal excellence by providing a dynamic learning environment where each child discovers and develops his or her unique gifts and abilities.
The perfect balance of hands-on learning and fundamental skills. Perhaps it's a school that encourages your child to rise to his or her own ability level in each subject.
You imagine a unique educational environment that uncovers your child's talents while he or she discovers the true joy of learning.
Quick Facts (2025)
Grades: Kindergarten-5
Enrollment: 100 students
Average class size: 12 students
Application Deadline: None / Rolling
Source: National Center for Education Statistics (NCES)
The Young School has proven to be a great choice for our son`s early childhood education! He just turned four and has enjoyed every moment of the last 2.5 years as he has grown lasting friendships and learned so much through their hands-on curriculum that my son responds to very well. This school is a clear pick when you are touring schools - we found no better option!
- Posted by Parent - Danyelle Blackwell
57/6/2015
Well organized with less turnover than surround schools. Baby rooms are welcoming without lined up cribs giving the feeling of "cages" as I saw elsewhere. Kids have true connection with teachers.
- Posted by Parent - kay.h
57/6/2015
My daughter has been attending the Young School for the past two months and I have loved everything about the school so far. When I first walked through the place, I wanted to enroll myself -- it looked so engaging. Their philosophy is to provide students endless opportunities to interact with the real world. Our daughter plays with a variety of fabrics and mirrors and watches a fish tank. They expose her to books even at this young age. Our main care worker cared enough about our daughter to bring in an outfit for their spring "Butterfly Picnic" where they get to see the release of a bunch of butterflies. It is a wonderful school. I highly recommend.
- Posted by Parent - Jjlif
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