Inspiring Life-long Learning for Over 25 Years
My Lady Spring, she’s dressed in green. She wears a primrose crown, And little baby buds and twigs Are clinging to her gown. The sun shines if she laughs at all And when she weeps, the raindrops fall. My Lady…
Recently the 6th, 7th & 8th Graders learned that Hernando Cortes was the Spanish conquistador responsible for the founding of Mexico City on the ruins of Tenochtitlan, the capital city of the Aztec empire. Montezuma II was Emperor of the Aztecs…
First grade performed their class play, "The Wolf and the Seven Little Kids" for grades students on Friday. They did a fantastic job!
Second and third grades continued Field Trip Fridays last week with a visit to Nancy and Bob Tures' farm, Grateful Growers, in Harvard, IL. Students saw all aspects of this tree and shrub nursery. From collecting seed, preparing rooted cuttings,…
The fifth graders took advantage of the gorgeous weather on Friday while catching up with their reading.
Always leaving them wanting more! We said goodbye to our history studies this school year with the mystery of the lost colonists of Roanoke Island. With the cryptic message of "CROATOAN" as our only piece of physical evidence the students…
Seen on this week’s Sunflower Garden hike...daffodils and ice. Yes, Lady Spring and King Winter must be enjoying their last dance!
Our Wednesday beeswax circle found us modeling inspirations of spring...chrysalis/cocoons, butterflies, snails, nests and birds!
