Primary

Kindergarten through second grade make up our primary elementary classrooms, where students take their first steps toward becoming confident, curious, and independent learners. In these early years, the focus is on developing strong reading skills, building a solid foundation in mathematical facts and concepts, and exploring the world through social studies and science—all grounded in the teachings of our faith. Reading instruction is tailored to each child’s independent level, ensuring that every student is both supported and challenged. Across all subject areas, children engage in a variety of hands-on and meaningful activities that spark curiosity, foster creativity, and inspire a love of learning.

Intermediate

In grades three through five, students build upon their foundational learning while developing greater independence and critical thinking skills. Core subjects - reading, social studies, science, and faith - are thoughtfully integrated to promote meaningful connections and a deeper understanding of the world around them. Lessons are designed to spark curiosity, encourage collaboration, and provide opportunities for personal growth and academic challenge. Mathematical concepts also broaden in scope and complexity, equipping students with the problem-solving skills and confidence needed as they prepare for the middle grades