Inspiring Life-long Learning for Over 25 Years
8th Grade Graduation & End-of-Year Potluck Friday, June 2nd Graduation—12:00 p.m. Potluck Picnic—immediately after All are welcome for our 8th Grade Graduation and End-of-Year Potluck! Please join us on the last day of school for 2016-2017. We ask that families…
Please enjoy this glimpse into what our students have been learning and doing this week! Early Childhood: Worms & Millipedes The natural concentration of a child focused on nature. A child-created habitat for millipedes, and another for worms. 1st Grade:…
Parent-Baby Class & Lunch Saturday, May 20th, 11:30 a.m. Expecting parents & moms and dads with babes in arms (conception through age one) are warmly invited to join us for a FREE Parent-Baby Class & Lunch. While parenting infants can…
Please enjoy this glimpse into what our students have been learning and doing this week! Early Childhood: Hikes These are some of the final weeks that we will take our hike to the magical words. Spring is pushing through…
Please enjoy this glimpse into what our students have been learning and doing this week! Early Childhood: Spring Gifts Sunflower Garden (Top): Seeds planted, and birdie treasures molded from beeswax by little fingers. Happy spring! Wonder Garden (bottom left): A…
7th & 8th Grades—Wauconda Care Community Service It is a sacrifice to build time into your week to volunteer—to be of service. It is an expectation that our seventh and eighth grade students will participate in service projects throughout the…
7th & 8th Grades: African Geography As part of our African geography block, each student in the seventh and eighth grade class was assigned a country in Africa to research and present a main lesson on. This included a review…
Early Childhood—Spring is Springing There will be puddles, mud, and worms. Who are we to judge? Dress for the weather and enjoy it! 1st Grade: Planting Seeds The first and second graders work with Mrs. Fiskum to plant Johnny Jump…
I was in the right place at the right time. I happened to be there when two of our teachers opened this year's annual report and discovered the alumni pages, full of familiar-but-older faces of students they have taught over…
