The Creative Curriculum
A Child-Centered,
Holistic Approach to Learning
CREATIVE OPPORTUNITIES
We strive to include opportunities that extend
our students’ knowledge and understanding
of the world outside the classroom
Music & Movement
Cooking activities for building
science and math skills
Outdoor play on our own
playground
LOW STUDENT-TO-TEACHER RATIO
We maintain standards established by the National Association for the Education of Young Children. Classes have a one-to-seven teacher to student ratio.
Our teachers develop age-appropriate activities that introduce and strengthen academic and social skills.
ENRICHMENT ACTIVITIES
Field trips
Dentist’s office
Fire station
Local places of interest
Special Guests
Read to the students
Engage students in activities
Every Element of our Curriculum is Approached Creatively
A creative curriculum isn't about memorization or assessments.
Instead, from science to math to history, our curriculum introduces creativity, movement, and engagement.
Distinctions and Awards
Early Learning Program Profile (ELPP) - sponsored by Mid-America Regional Council in conjunction with The Family Conservancy
The ELPP collects data on Processes and Structural quality measures for early learning programs that lead to better outcomes for children. The profile is based on the above Quality Improvement Framework designed to measure, support, improve and sustain quality in early learning programs. The Quality Improvement Framework identifies four advancing levels of quality (Entry, Emerging, Mastering, and Advanced) for each of the Process and Structural quality measures identified in the Early Learning Program Profile.
Making the Most of Classroom Interactions
We also participated in Making the Most of the Classroom Interactions to increase our knowledge about specific types of teacher-child interactions that promote child development.
