Elementary Special Guest
Ms. Robin had a furry visitor in Literacy class today!
Our tiny visitor curled up for story time, practiced excellent “pawsitive” listening skills, and stole the spotlight with that face. Nothing makes reading cozier than a kitten cuddle buddy!
1/2 IRP Field Trip
Today our Odyssey 1/2 class took learning on the road — literally. 🚌📚
They hopped on the city bus and headed downtown to the beautiful Pack Memorial Library to research their IRP projects. There’s something powerful about watching young learners navigate their city, dig into real research, and experience the magic of a public library in action.
From stacks of inspiring books to quiet corners built for big thinking, the day was full of independence, curiosity, and community connection.
Experiential learning at its finest. 💛
Peaceful protest practice for the elementary students
Our 1–2 and 3–4 students have been exploring what it means to create a more fair and just world, starting right in the classroom. After reflecting on how we treat one another, students made signs and participated in a symbolic, age-appropriate protest on campus—using their voices to say that unkindness isn’t okay.
1/2 Habitat Building!
See our 1st & 2nd graders deep in the magic of making — shaping habitats, painting backdrops, and turning shoeboxes into ecosystems with stories to tell.
