We all know that elementary education plays a vital role in a child’s life. It introduces children to basic concepts like reading, writing, and arithmetics. It helps shed light on building character, developing logical judgments, and socialization skills. Below, we will discuss the names of some best schools across the U.S. that focus on the initial stages of kids’ development.
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The Lexington School
Location: Lexington, KY
Students who begin their education at the Lexington School start from nursery and go through the eighth grade. The institution has around 600 pupils and hosts a special learning program for dyslexic kids. In addition, the center of learning offers various sports ranging from archery to lacrosse, soccer, and tennis. With an excellent curriculum, a student-to-teacher ratio of 1:7, and applied music lessons, speech, and scouts, the school helps kids to excel in all areas of life. -
Rocky Bayou Christian Academy
Location: Niceville, FL
This academy is a member of the Northwest Florida Christian Education Association and the Christian Schools International. Kids who enroll in the institute start with the preschool program and go through the twelfth grade. The learning center offers a Special Services Program for children with developmental delays (ages 3-7). While the elementary curriculum boasts of Singaporean Math, the school also runs a Student Technology Program through a partnership with Boston University and the University of Richmond. -
Forest Ridge Academy
Location: Scherville, IN
Forest Ridge Academy is another top school in America that hosts classes from Junior Kindergarten to Eight grade. The institute imparts education to the kids through active learning experiences, allowing them to interact with classmates, events, and a hands-on learning center. Children who enroll in the school are encouraged to participate in problem-solving skills and are also taught phonics programs and beginning reading skills. In addition, as they progress to higher grades, they are taken to Space Camp to experience fun activities like near-zero gravity. -
Cliff Valley School
Location: Atlanta, GA
Cliff Valley School is another prestigious institute that is a member of the Georgia Independent School Association and the National Association of Independent Schools. There are 300 students in the academy and 57 teachers, most of whom hold graduate degrees. The school campus is spread across five acres in Northeast Atlanta. It includes top-notch amenities like a music room, performance stage, art studio, gym, and outdoor classroom. Also, to determine students’ skill acquisition, various assessments and standardized tests are conducted by the learning center, which helps keep tabs on their progress. -
Pacific Northern Academy
Location: Anchorage, AK
The campus of Pacific Northern Academy includes all the latest amenities which help foster critical thinking skills in kids. A team of devoted teachers takes care of approximately 150 students in this kindergarten through eighth-grade school. The academy practices Responsive Classroom Program that helps candidates discuss their ideas freely. From conducting field trips to exciting places such as Kachemak Bay, and Denali National Park to hosting Science Fair for grades 2, and 5,7, the learning maximizes students learning in all ways possible. -
Sewickley Academy
Location: Sewickley, PA
Located in Pittsburgh, the school has an enormous campus that is spread across 16 acres in total. Five hundred students in this pre-kindergarten through twelfth-grade institute are exposed to engineering and robotic classes at a nascent age. The school also has an outdoor classroom that helps kids learn the importance of the environment and sustainability. With a horde of amenities like a media center, digital design media center, and greenhouses, the academy also organizes field trips to engage pupils.
References:
https://thebestschools.org/rankings/k-12/best-private-elementary-schools/
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