Kindergarten

Kindergarten students build a strong foundation in reading, writing, math, science, and social skills. Students learn letters, sounds, early reading skills, number concepts, problem-solving, and how to communicate their ideas.

Students learn through hands-on activities, play-based learning, small-group instruction, classroom discussions, and interactive lessons. Teachers encourage curiosity, creativity, teamwork, and exploration.

Kindergarten students will learn classroom routines, develop independence, and build confidence as they begin their school journey. Students will practice sharing, following directions, making friends, and becoming active learners.

• Set a Routine: Establish a consistent bedtime and morning routine to ensure your child is well-rested and ready for school each day. This is one of the most important gifts you can give your child: helping them learn the importance of a routine.
• Plan Around School Time: While vacations and appointments are sometimes necessary, try to schedule them during school breaks or after school hours to minimize disruptions.
• Communicate with Us: If your child is going to be absent due to illness or other reasons, please inform the school as soon as possible. We are here to support you and can help your child catch up on missed work.
• Encourage a Positive Attitude Toward School: Talk to your child about the importance of attending school and the exciting things they will learn each day. A positive attitude can make a world of difference!
• Please don’t ignore the 90% rule. All students must be in school 90% of the school year. This rule was established to set your child up for success. Students who are not present at school for 90% or more of the school year are at risk of academic struggles as well as social difficulties.Together, we can ensure that your child has the best possible foundation for success. Thank you for your continued support and for partnering with us in your child’s education.