• Emergent, project-based curriculum: Nurtures curiosity and growth from our youngest learners through Kindergarten while developing early literacy skills — such as letter recognition, phonemic awareness, storytelling, and early writing —as well as math concepts like counting, sorting, patterning, and simple problem-solving.

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• Child-centered and play-based classrooms: Emphasize social and emotional development alongside academic learning. Children build collaboration, self-regulation, empathy, and confidence as they practice foundational skills in reading, writing, and numeracy.

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• Seasonal nature studies: Inspire exploration with an ever-changing nature table, themed story times, gardening, and outdoor play in the mud kitchen and classroom. Children develop early science skills, including observation, classification, experimentation, and understanding cause-and-effect relationships.

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• Academic foundations: As friends progress, they build stronger skills with Learning Without Tears (fine motor and writing readiness), Wilson Fundations (phonics, spelling, and reading readiness), and Bridges Mathematics (numeracy, counting, patterning, and problem-solving).

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• Quaker values: Daily experiences integrate Quaker testimonies, fostering creativity, critical thinking, and a lifelong love of learning while supporting emotional growth, empathy, and community-mindedness.