Project-based learning
Children's questions connect literacy, mathematics, science, culture, art, and construction.
Preschool Program
Where imagination becomes investigation.
Preschoolers use intentional play and daily project work to compare, build, communicate, negotiate, investigate, and revise.
Language lens · SpanishCuéntame más.“Tell me more” invites children to expand an idea, add detail, and listen for how another person tells the same story.
Ideas become investigations
Big questions.
Meaningful projects.
Meaningful projects connect dramatic play, literacy, mathematics, science, culture, movement, art, and friendship. Teachers deepen children’s questions without taking over.
Meet our school →Inside the program
Purposeful play becomes sustained investigation.
Preschool children are ready to connect imagination with stronger language, collaboration, early academics, and longer projects.
Early literacy
Conversation, stories, sound awareness, drawing, and meaningful writing build a strong foundation.
Mathematical thinking
Counting, pattern, shape, measurement, comparison, and data appear in real classroom work.
Trilingual participation
English, Spanish, and Russian grow through routines, play, music, stories, and structured small groups.
Social confidence
Children practice negotiating roles, explaining ideas, solving conflicts, and contributing to a group.
Movement and expression
Gym, music, visual arts, dramatic play, and outdoor learning are integral parts of the week.
Learning through the whole day
Preschoolers learn by investigating what matters to them.
A child's question can grow across conversation, books, drawing, counting, experiments, construction, and outdoor observation. Teachers notice what sparks attention, then build experiences that deepen knowledge while preserving the joy of discovery.
Small-group foundationsEnglish phonics and sound play, early writing, number sense, and the confidence to share an idea.Three languages in contextEnglish, Spanish, and Russian through routines, stories, music, projects, and purposeful conversation.Independence and communityCaring for belongings, making choices, collaborating, and learning to resolve everyday conflicts.
Investigate
Imagination grows into investigation—and questions become projects.
Project learning
Questions grow into sustained investigations across multiple subjects.
◎Strong foundations
Playful, intentional experiences build early literacy and mathematical thinking.
✦Confident expression
Children share ideas through conversation, construction, movement, art, and music.
↗One journey, five stages
Programs that grow with your child.
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