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Academics > Upper Elementary
Upper ElementaryDevelopmentally, children this age become stronger abstract thinkers and the curriculum continues to accommodate their developmental changes. The true measure of their knowledge comes as students are required to go out into the community and use what they have learned. This may come in the form of putting together a science fair project, interviewing a university professor, or planning a class trip to New York. Service to the community rounds out their upper elementary experience. |
 The education our 3 children have received in the Elementary Program is beyond compare. We are thrilled with how much energy their attentive teachers have put into the children’s learning and development. Along with the important skills of reading, writing and arithmetic, our children have been taught to be thoughtful thinkers, passionate learners and confident, respectful leaders. We could ask for no more. —Upper Elementary parent |
