Reading and writing
Explicit English literacy teaching combines with meaningful reading, writing, discussion, and research.
Kindergarten
Kindergarten develops capable readers, writers, mathematicians, researchers, creators, and global participants through connected project-based learning.

A different kind of kindergarten
Children research, design, test, explain, and present to real audiences. Academic foundations become tools children can use—not isolated facts to collect.
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Small-group instruction and ambitious projects help children use academic skills as tools for thinking, creating, and communicating.
Explicit English literacy teaching combines with meaningful reading, writing, discussion, and research.
Children build fluency while explaining strategies and applying mathematics to real problems.
Observation, experimentation, design, coding, robotics, and revision strengthen problem-solving.
Many graduates develop literacy in two languages and spoken understanding in a third; growth remains individual.
Music, visual arts, movement, and presentation give children many ways to develop and share ideas.
Children leave with academic foundations, independence, flexibility, and experience participating in a learning community.

Teachers know each learner deeply and adapt instruction with care.
◎Literacy and mathematics connect to science, design, culture, and the arts.
✦Children explain their thinking, create substantial work, and celebrate growth.
↗One journey, five stages
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