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Self-advocacy is a valuable life skill that children develop throughout their time as students. From asking their teachers for extra help to choosing books to read at the library, self-advocacy … Read more
Pre-k is a formative time in a child’s life. As their first introduction to schooling, preschool helps children develop intellectual and social-emotional foundations, which they build upon throughout kindergarten and … Read more
When the bell rings and students are dismissed, it does not mean your child’s day has to end. Lower and middle school students can fill their afternoons with enriching after-school … Read more
When asking your child about their school day, you may find that their face lights up when talking about recess. Whether they made a new friend on the playground or … Read more
Third grade is a significant year for elementary school students. As they become more sophisticated in thinking, inferring, and problem-solving, third graders develop a stronger ability to read longer and … Read more
Religious education for lower school and middle school students can be beneficial for a child’s intellectual and social-emotional development. Following a faith-based curriculum built on intention, students develop strong academic, … Read more
Middle school equips students with the skills and mindset to be successful throughout high school and beyond. During these critical years, children experience significant intellectual and social-emotional growth as they … Read more
When a child starts school, they are introduced to structure and routine. No matter the grade, schools instill organization and ritual to educate students through academics and everyday movements. As … Read more
From the moment your child begins attending school, the different teachers they encounter quickly become significant figures in your family’s life. The role of both the parent and teacher is … Read more
Reading is a formative pillar of a child’s early education. And when a child authentically enjoys reading, they’re more likely to develop stronger literacy skills throughout middle school, high school, … Read more
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