Kindergarten
Approaches (Curriculum, methods, concepts)
Kindergarten teachers integrate a biblical worldview into daily academics, Bible lessons, and prayer, emphasizing each child’s value as seen through the eyes of Christ. Small class sizes allow for personalized guidance in developing respect, responsibility, and empathy.
Experiences (Highlights, special events)
Classroom routines, collaborative projects, and daily recess foster cooperation, problem-solving, and self-regulation. Chapel services, service opportunities, and Christ-based social-emotional lessons reinforce moral character in real-life contexts.
Enrichment Opportunities (Extracurriculars, co-curriculars, programs, groups)
Speciality classes such as Spanish, art, music, PE, and media/library give students opportunities to practice teamwork, perseverance, and appreciation for others’ gifts while interacting in diverse settings. Character-focused events like service projects deepen students’ understanding of service before self. An optional summer program allows students to grow in their faith and character.
Progress (Goals, achievements, readiness)
By year’s end, students demonstrate greater self-control, kindness, and the ability to resolve conflicts constructively, building a strong relational and moral foundation for elementary school.
