We have been working with the Public Health Department to come up with a plan based on CDC guidelines that will ensure the safest environment for the kids and staff during this pandemic. You can see pictures of our social … Read More
No. Basic tuition covers everything from music, arts, and languages classes, to field trips and classroom supplies. We never solicit contributions from parents
No. Rather than traditional grades, which have little meaning, families receive detailed information on student progress through formal and informal meetings throughout the year. When necessary (for example, when transferring to a different school), our assessments are translated into letter … Read More
Our program is a full-day, year-round program. We are closed only 10 days of the year. Since our curriculum is individualized, families are able to take vacations on their own schedule without their students falling behind in the development of … Read More
Because of our full-day program, students do not generally have homework. Those with unusual schedules (for example, to accommodate sporting events) may be given work to do at home. There is ample time during the day to complete assigned work.
We do not administer standardized testing to evaluate students. Instead, we assess student progress by observing what students can do. Nevertheless, because test taking is an essential academic skill, students are taught test-taking skills.
No, we do not require an admissions test. However, prior to an offer of enrollment prospective students must visit for three days to allow us to assess their ability to prosper within the school community.
Every person is different. We accept students on a case by case basis, depending on their ability to grow and prosper in our classroom environment.
No, the application fee is non-refundable unless we do not offer enrollment to the student.
