Health and drug education issues are taught in all grades. The social studies curriculum is a spiraling program beginning with an awareness of how history relates to the individual student, moving into the local community, then to our state, our nation, and ending in the 6th grade with world studies. Throughout this curriculum the main focus is on making students aware of similarities and differences between students all over the world. In addition, many classes participate in economic projects including art auctions, book bazaars, and lemonade stands which teach the basic concepts of supply and demand. String ensemble and band are also offered.
Students perform in recitals and concerts.
Approximately one hundred students participate in two choral groups which perform in concerts on campus and for the community. All students are instructed in drawing, design, painting and pottery. They believe that the development of good physical skills and a sense of success in areas of physical activity are important. The program is designed to teach students to have fun, compete in a positive manner, and to enjoy the physiological benefits provided. Swimming instruction is given to all Lower School students.