Activities in logic help students learn to compare, classify, and use deductive reasoning. Science Starting in kindergarten, students use hands-on experiments and activities to learn the scientific method and to test their own hypothesis. By the end of middle school, students have become proficient in life, earth, and physical sciences, and are well prepared for advanced placement classes in biology, chemistry, and physics. Furthermore, the students take great pride in showcasing their scientific skills in the annual Science Fair each February. Computer Lab Our programming-oriented curriculum teaches students how to learn.
Students analyze and solve problems and thereby gain fundamental computer literacy.
Starting in first grade, students learn abstract thinking, disk management, simple graphic design, and correct hand positioning for typing. As they advance through the elementary and middle school grades, they study mathematical concepts such as estimation, symmetry, probability, and fractals. Skills in language arts are refined through the medium of computers. Students subsequently benefit by achieving greater reasoning and critical thinking skills an by gaining facility in typing and word-processing. Spelling and Vocabulary Spelling and vocabulary are essential communication skills.