Our Pre-K program is designed to give children a strong start in school. Students grow through hands-on learning, play, and exploration in these key areas:

• Language & Early Literacy – Building vocabulary, listening skills, letter recognition, and a love for reading.

• Math Readiness – Learning numbers, shapes, patterns, counting, and problem-solving through games and activities.

• Social & Emotional Growth – Practicing sharing, cooperation, self-control, and building friendships.

• Fine & Gross Motor Skills – Strengthening hand coordination (drawing, writing, cutting) and large movements (running, jumping, balancing).

• Science & Discovery – Exploring nature, asking questions, and learning about the world through hands-on experiments.

• Creative Expression – Engaging in art, music, movement, and dramatic play to encourage imagination and creativity.

• Health & Daily Routines – Learning healthy habits, independence, and self-care skills.

Kindergarten builds the foundation for lifelong learning through discovery, play, and early academics:

• Reading & Writing Foundations – Learning letters, sounds, sight words, and beginning to write simple sentences.

• Math Readiness – Understanding numbers, adding, subtracting, shapes, and patterns.

• Social Skills – Building friendships, practicing kindness, and working in groups.

• Science Exploration – Observing the weather, plants, animals, and asking “why” questions.

• Creative Learning – Expressing ideas through art, music, and movement.

• Independence – Strengthening responsibility and daily routines.

First grade grows confidence and skills as students become more independent learners:

• Reading Fluency – Expanding vocabulary, comprehension, and reading longer stories.

• Writing Skills – Writing complete sentences and beginning short stories.

• Math Development – Adding, subtracting, place value, and solving simple word problems.

• Science & Inquiry – Hands-on learning about earth, life, and physical sciences.

• Social Studies – Understanding community, citizenship, and rules.

• Teamwork & Problem-Solving – Working with peers to share ideas and solve challenges.

Second grade strengthens skills and builds independence in academics and personal growth:

• Reading Comprehension – Understanding story elements, main ideas, and making connections.

• Writing Growth – Expanding sentences into paragraphs with details.

• Math Mastery – Two-digit addition/subtraction, intro to multiplication, money, and time.

• Science Skills – Exploring matter, energy, weather, and ecosystems.

• History & Community – Learning about people, places, and cultures in our world.

• Responsibility – Developing personal accountability for work and actions.

Third grade is a year of big growth—students move from “learning to read” to “reading to learn”:

• Stronger Reading Skills – Analyzing texts, finding main ideas, and making inferences.

• Writing with Purpose – Writing longer paragraphs, stories, and informative pieces.

• Math Fluency – Mastering multiplication/division, fractions, and problem-solving.

• Science Investigations – Exploring forces, life cycles, and natural resources.

• Social Studies – Learning about communities, government, and Texas history.

• Independence & Responsibility – Taking greater ownership of learning and organization.

Upper elementary prepares students for middle school with advanced academics and leadership opportunities:

• Advanced Reading & Writing – Analyzing different genres, writing essays, reports, and creative stories.

• Math Problem-Solving – Fractions, decimals, multi-step problems, geometry, and early algebra concepts.

• Science Exploration – Earth science, ecosystems, energy, and hands-on experiments.

• Social Studies – U.S. history, government, geography, and cultural studies.

• Critical Thinking – Using evidence, explaining reasoning, and solving real-world problems.

• Leadership & Teamwork – Building character, responsibility, and collaboration skills.