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Primary and Intermediate

Kindergarten · Age Five

Our kindergarten curriculum is designed to inspire, motivate, encourage and support students as they build a foundation for life-long learning. For children who will be five years old by September 1 of the enrollment year, our full-day kindergarten program coincides with the 8:00am to 3:00pm schedule followed by students in first through eighth grade.

Daily instruction:

  • Superkids (Rowland Reading Foundation)
  • EnVision Math (Savvas)
  • Blest Are We (Benziger)
  • Monthly thematic science and social studies curriculum

Weekly supplementals:

  • Art
  • Computer lab and iPads
  • Physical education
  • Music
  • Spanish
  • Library

Favorite highlights:

  • Field trips
  • Kindergarten/8th grade Halloween party
  • 100-Day celebration
  • Parents' Mass & end-of-year picnic
 

  Primary · Grades 1 & 2

Our primary classrooms offer a loving, nurturing and prayerful environment for your child. We develop children eager to learn by engaging them in hands-on activities, extending their abilities to work independently and in groups, developing their social skills and promoting respect for themselves and others.

Primary grade instruction includes:

  • Experiencing Jesus through weekly Mass participation and prayer services 
  • Preparation and reception of the sacraments of Reconciliation and Eucharist (grade 2)
  • Cross-curricular teaching, cooperative learning, and small group instruction
  • Interactive atmosphere with SMART Boards and iPads
  • Supplemental support
  • Weekly art, computer, PE, library, music, and Spanish
  • Curriculum-based field trips

Extracurricular activities:

  • Young Rembrandts
  • Chess Club
  • Dance classes
  • Cooking class
  • Scouts for boys and girls
  • Coding class
 
 

Intermediate · Grades 3 through 5

We instill independence, responsibility, and Catholic values and offer exciting challenges to learning. Students are inspired to achieve through a well-developed curriculum that continues to build critical fundamentals, as well as introduce and advance technological skill sets with interactive SMART Boards, iPads, Chromebooks and web-based activities and resources.

Students experience:

  • Weekly mass attendance and prayer services
  • Cross-curricular teaching, cooperative learning and small-group instruction
  • Supplemental support from experienced learning resource experts
  • Weekly art, computer, gym, library, music, and Spanish classes
  • Opportunities for environmental stewardship
  • Curriculum-based field trips

Extracurricular activities:

  • Young Rembrandts
  • Chess Club
  • Dance classes
  • Cooking class
  • Scouts for boys and girls
  • Coding class