Ages 7-9 | 2nd Grade-3rd GradeThe Owls Program
Owls symbolize thoughtful observation and growing wisdom. At this stage, students are ready to think more critically, articulate their ideas clearly, and apply skills independently.
The Owls Program increases academic rigor while maintaining hands-on, interdisciplinary learning. Students strengthen reasoning, collaboration, and communication skills in a supportive and engaging environment.
This stage is about deepening understanding — moving beyond surface knowledge into meaningful insight.
🌿 Deepening Understanding. Thinking Wisely.
2026–27 Enrollment
Owls Program Classes
Ages 7–9 · 2nd–3rd grade. Every class stands on its own or fits together into a full day. Mon/Wed/Fri classes are marked in blue, Tue/Thu in green.
Math In Motion
Builds mathematical confidence through conceptual learning, movement, and real-world problem solving. Students work with multiplication, division, and fractions in ways they can see and handle — reasoning their way through problems rather than memorizing procedures.
Students develop
Reading & Writing Workshop
Develops confident readers and writers through the Science of Reading and the Rooted in Language curriculum. Students build fluency and comprehension with longer texts while learning to write across genres — narrative, informational, and opinion — in a voice that is their own.
Students build
Team Builders Lab
An active, interdisciplinary STEAM block where students design, build, test, and revise together. Engineering challenges and hands-on science investigations are paired with outdoor movement and cooperative play — developing the collaboration and persistence that carry across every subject.
Students develop
Songbirds Studio
A school-wide performing-arts ensemble open to ages 6–12, building confidence through theater, storytelling, and expressive movement. Students collaborate on a real production — reading scripts, finding their stage voice, and supporting one another from first rehearsal to final bow.
This is a combined, school-wide class, so enrollment is larger than a standard class and the ratio may exceed our usual 14:1 — additional staff are always present.
Students develop
Passports to Plates
Cooking meets social studies as students travel the world through its food. Each unit pairs a global recipe with the geography, history, and traditions behind it — students prepare and taste dishes while mapping where they come from and why they matter.
Students explore
Art Studio
Creative expression across drawing, painting, sculpture, and mixed media. Students build real technique while developing an artistic voice — studying color theory and design, experimenting with materials, and carrying projects from first sketch through finished piece.
Students develop
Classes & schedule
Build your Owl’s week
Start from a ready-made schedule or pick class by class — the price updates as you go, and full-time is applied automatically when you choose all six.