Our Jewish Calendar
“Time on earth is a pattern of wheels within wheels – the day, the week, the seasons, the year – and on each of the wheels Judaism has set its stamp.”
These are the words of famous author and ...
We are guided by the Reggio Emilia approach to learning and foster 21st-century skills including empowering children and fostering a sense of agency. Our practice is guided by our belief that children are competent.
Our goal is for our children to love learning. Through ongoing observation and assessment of the learning process, our educators mindfully plan curriculum. Learning standards and goals undergird these experiences and processes. Our learner-centered curriculum is anchored in meaningful experiences, providing learning opportunities that promote collaboration, critical thinking, and inquiry.
We believe that academic growth rests upon a positive foundation of social and emotional development. Classroom community is developed and learners authentically witness the value of multiple perspectives. Learning how to live and become a morally conscious member of a community is a central concept for our children.
“Time on earth is a pattern of wheels within wheels – the day, the week, the seasons, the year – and on each of the wheels Judaism has set its stamp.”
These are the words of famous author and ...