Chilton House

Twos

The new 2s program, starting in fall 2020, is designed to precede the learning experiences offered in the 3s program. The 2s program includes a full-day, which is crucial to providing our youngest students with an enriched experience that integrates both active and restorative periods with specialized learning. The program was created in a way that recognizes both age-typical focus and stamina. Classrooms will encourage exploration, problem-solving, and critical thinking.

Threes

• 12 students per class on average
• Two teachers in each classroom
• Students change classes for music, physical education, gardening and library. These subjects are taught by specialists.

Fours

• 16 students per class on average
• Two teachers in each classroom
• Students change classes for music, physical education, gardening and library. These subjects, in addition to Spanish which is taught in the classroom, are taught by specialists.

Kindergarten

• 16 students per class on average
• Two teachers in each classroom
• Students change classes for music, physical education, gardening, science, technology and library. These subjects, in addition to Spanish which is taught in the classroom, are taught by specialists.

Little School

First to Fourth Grade

• In the core subjects of math and reading, we increase the number of faculty to support each child with even more tailored instruction.

• Students learn with 8 STEAM educators, 2 Spanish teachers, 3 fitness educators, and professional musicians, promoting problems-solving, creative thinking, and collaboration.

• As naturalists, students garden, build snow sculptures, and stomp in the campus creek seasonally.

• During our ensemble, the school transforms into small music studios led by professional musicians.

Morrow School

Fifth Grade Through Eighth Grade

• The students in grades five through eight are in learning groups that average 16 per class. The program is departmentalized starting in sixth grade and therefore, students have several teachers throughout the week for various subjects. Students meet in advisory groups of fewer than 10 students daily.