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The Power of Routine: Why Structure Helps Kids Thrive
At the start of the school year, our Head of School, Julianne Tullis-Thompson, reminded us to have patience as children and adults adjusted to the structure of school life once again. Two months later, the wisdom of that reminder is clear. What once felt new and unpredictable has begun to take shape. The rhythms of the day, from morning greetings to end-of-day reflections, are becoming second nature, and with that familiarity comes confidence and calm. Routines Build Security
Sheri Replane
Oct 203 min read


The Importance of Summer Learning: 3 Tips for Curious Kids
This blog post offers different ideas on what to do with your children this summer to continue their learning.
Leanne Elliott
Jun 134 min read


THE POWER OF WORDS: How Descriptive Praise Can Promote Understanding and Willingness In Young Minds
At a recent All School Meeting, an insightful question was raised: How can we build a child’s self-esteem and self-confidence? One...
Julianne Tullis-Thompson
Apr 13 min read
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