- No, the school is not connected to any particular church or denomination. We welcome families from across the spectrum of Christian faith traditions.

- Yes. Prayer has a daily role in all our classrooms, and we incorporate scripture memorization into our lesson plans & assignments.

- No. As a multi-denominational school that is represented by over 30 local churches, we want to respect a range of Christian teachings and perspectives.

Absolutely! A large population of students in our Spanish Immersion program come from homes with little to no Spanish background.

The single most important activity families of immersion students can do to aide in their children’s education is reading aloud in English at home. This does not mean you need to have lessons to teach your children to read. As long as families commit to reading to their children in English and expose them to the language in a variety of social settings, they can trust the immersion model to ensure their children will read at, or above grade level in both Spanish and English.

In the United States, 1 of 7 persons is Hispanic. Spanish is the second most widely spoken language in the world. Additionally, Spanish is a “gateway” language that will train the brain, thus making it easier to learn other languages.

We do! Before and After School Care is available from 7:30am thru 8:25am and from 3:30pm until 6pm.

Students participating in WrapAround Care are given homework/study time, and participate in group activities such as outside or inside play. Students should bring their own healthy snack.

To help facilitate child care for families who have varying schedules, the Wrap-Around service is provided as-needed without a set commitment. Wrap-Around rates are $10/hour and $5/half hour.