Academics
Every subject, from kindergarten readiness to fifth-grade independence, builds on reading, writing, and math - taught in small groups so no child falls behind.
What We Teach
Phonics and fluency in the early grades; literature study, writing, and speaking by the upper grades. Daily reading is non-negotiable.
Number sense and math facts first, then problem solving and real-world reasoning. Small groups let students move at the right pace.
Hands-on experiments, nature study, and inquiry. Students learn to ask questions, test ideas, and explain what they discover.
Community, geography, Kansas history, and American civics - taught through projects, maps, and stories that make the past feel present.
Creative expression woven through the week: painting, drawing, singing, rhythm, and a winter program families are invited to attend.
Daily recess plus structured movement teach cooperation, sportsmanship, and healthy habits kids carry beyond elementary school.
By Grade
Letters and sounds become words. Counting becomes math. Songs, games, and read-alouds build the habits of a happy learner.
Children turn into readers. Math moves from counting to computation, and students begin managing projects with growing independence.
Students deepen every subject and prepare for middle school: research, essays, multi-step math, and leadership in the school community.
We share progress through regular report cards, parent conferences, and a portfolio of each child's work. Because classes are small, assessment is personal: we know what each student is mastering and what they need next, and we talk to parents about it throughout the year.
See our classrooms and meet the teachers who will know your child by name.
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