Fall Open House: Saturday, November 8, 10:00–12:30. Applications for 2027–28 are open.

Academic program

From first letters to first debates

  1. 01

    Lower School, K–4

    Strong foundations in phonics, reading and number sense through small groups, hands-on materials and plenty of play. Homeroom teachers stay with core subjects so every child is deeply known.

    • Literacy
    • Math workshop
    • Forest Days
  2. 02

    Middle School, 5–8

    Subject specialists, a humanities seminar, lab sciences and Algebra I for most eighth graders. Advisory groups help students build habits and advocate for themselves.

    • Advisory
    • Lab science
    • Capstone
  3. 03

    Arts and music

    Studio art in a light-filled barn, strings from grade 3, choir for all and a spring musical that fills the Commons for three nights.

    • Studio art
    • Strings
    • Theatre
  4. 04

    Spanish

    Spanish from kindergarten, building to conversational fluency and a week of service learning in Costa Rica in eighth grade.

    • K–8
    • Immersion days
  5. 05

    Athletics

    No-cut middle school teams in cross country, soccer, basketball and ultimate, plus lower school movement every day.

    • No-cut teams
    • Grades 5–8
  6. 06

    After School and summer

    Care until 17:30 with clubs in chess, robotics, pottery and trail running, and a six-week summer camp on campus.

    • Until 17:30
    • Summer camp
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Outdoor and place-based

Learning that starts at the creek

Every grade has an outdoor curriculum woven into science, writing and math. Younger children build shelters and journal by the creek. Older students run a stream-monitoring project shared with the county and plan their own overnight trips.

  • Certified wilderness first aid staff on every trip
  • Rain gear library so no child misses out
  • Partnership with the regional land conservancy
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Learning support

Every learner, fully supported

Our two learning specialists work alongside classroom teachers to support students with dyslexia, ADHD and other learning differences, and to stretch students who are ready for more.

  • Orton-Gillingham trained reading specialists
  • Small-group math intervention and enrichment
  • Counselor on campus every day

Questions about the right grade?

Our admissions team will talk through readiness, transitions and placement with you.

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