Lower School students enjoy a rich schedule of music, art, Spanish, science, STEAM, library, and daily PE. Specialist teachers collaborate with homeroom instructors to create meaningful cross-curricular learning experiences.

Every Lower School class has both a lead teacher and a full-time associate instructor. With small class sizes and differentiated instruction, each child receives the right balance of support and challenge to thrive.

Students learn by doing—whether it’s third graders running a simulated “Classroom City” or fourth graders hosting a Citizenship Breakfast. These projects foster collaboration, problem-solving, and civic responsibility.

As the oldest students on campus, fourth graders step into leadership roles through Student Council. They practice responsibility, teamwork, and advocacy while shaping school culture.

Beginning in fourth grade, students join interscholastic teams and practice with Middle School peers. Athletics strengthen confidence, teamwork, and connections—making the step to the next campus welcoming and exciting.

Beyond the school day, students explore passions through enrichment classes like robotics, makerspace, musical theater, cooking, cheer/dance, and art.