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With the annual NAEYC conference scheduled for Atlanta this year, our leadership team submitted proposals for presentations on two topics, one of which was a panel presentation focused on the […]

  One of the most important tenets of the Reggio Emilia approach is a strong image of the child. In fact, it is quite possibly the most fundamental element of […]

Graphing Willingness and Rain: A Personal Educator Perspective             I’m just going to go ahead and say it, I’ve never been very keen on graphs. […]

Images on the Wall An Introduction to Our Light & Shadow Atelier The manipulation of light and the generation of shadows creates a new dimension for experience, discovery, and creativity. […]

The first small group in the light and shadow atelier included Royal, Elise, Hazel, Ian, Everett, and Jacob.  They saw the baby elephant getting a bath and Elise created baby […]

 The interest in whales and underwater life began in the one year old room when we explored the overhead projector  and plastic whale toys.  Children were overcome by the additional […]

An Emergent Moment From Stick to Nest As a Reggio Emilia inspired school, our work centers on the interests and capabilities of the child. By basing our curriculum, projects, and […]

            In a post a few months back, the idea of “the hundred languages” was explored through a look into the evolution and emergence of letter writing. From Adelynne’s desire […]

The Outdoor Classroom Provocations & Beautiful Materials Take a moment and picture this … Jake and Ian rush down the sidewalk racing yellow trucks. Elise relaxingly swings in the shady […]

Our Anniversary Auction is tomorrow!!! We are very, very excited!!!  The staff has generously donated their time to the auction and we want to give all families a chance to […]