Let us remember: One book, one pen, one child, and one teacher can change the world.
- Malala Yousafzai
- Malala Yousafzai
PK3 & PK4
Innovations curriculum supports a child-first philosophy that embraces many ways of knowing and learning: family and cultural context, developmental stage, the child's interest and curiosity, and the relationship the child has between adults and their fellow students. Innovations embraces the open-ended nature of early childhood learning, and is grounded in observation and experience.
PK2, PK1 & Infants
We Can Early Learning Curriculum is the only research- and evidence-based comprehensive preschool curriculum with proven, sustainable gains in children's achievement. We Can includes teacher-guided learning and practice alongside play to promote literacy, language, and numerical skills, as well as emotional, social, and cognitive development.
Enrichment Programs
Every class receives enrichment opportunities that introduce students to new skills and experiences through structured play catered to their development level.
- Music- Mondays
- Music supports school readiness, including intellectual, social-emotional, motor, language, and overall literacy.
- Art- Tuesdays
- Art is a paramount piece of early childhood development that promotes motor skills, language development, and decision making.
- Music and Movement- Wednesdays
- Adding movement to music lessons helps children learn to control and coordinate their body movements, posture, balance, and helps to increase stamina and agility.
- Science- Thursdays
- Science supports development growth in attention, curiosity, information gathering, memory, persistence, and problem solving.
- Movement- Fridays
- Gross motor skills are an important part of preschool curriculum that helps children learn to control and coordinate their body movements, posture, balance, and increases stamina and agility.
Spiritual Education
Grace Episcopal School is part of Grace Episcopal Church and operates with the philosophy that, like adults, children have spiritual needs. In weekly chapel services, students learn Bible stories, share songs, and participate in holidays of the church year.
We are committed to providing spiritual education in the Episcopal tradition that honors the diversity of belief and practice in our school community. Families are always welcome to attend.
We are committed to providing spiritual education in the Episcopal tradition that honors the diversity of belief and practice in our school community. Families are always welcome to attend.
