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Kindergarten represents the beginning of formal education, marking the transition from free play to structured learning. At 5 years old, students begin to develop key cognitive, social, and emotional skills while being introduced to a new way of learning through meaningful experiences, guided activities, and active exploration. This level is critical for laying the foundation for critical thinking, curiosity, and a love of learning.

First grade is a key stage in primary education, where students, generally ages 6 and 7, strengthen their basic reading, writing, science, and math skills. This level fosters autonomy, curiosity, and teamwork, laying the foundation for more complex learning in the following years.

In second grade, students continue to strengthen their fundamental skills in reading, writing, and math while engaging more deeply in STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math)-based educational experiences. Through interdisciplinary projects, basic programming, educational robotics, and the use of interactive digital platforms, 7- and 8-year-olds develop critical thinking, creativity, and problem-solving skills. In addition, collaboration, scientific curiosity, and the responsible use of technology as a learning tool are encouraged.

In third grade, students consolidate their learning with a comprehensive approach that combines STEAM, history, languages, fine arts, and sports. Through interdisciplinary projects and the use of modern technologies, they develop critical thinking, creativity, artistic expression, language skills in Spanish and English, and teamwork, strengthening both their mental and physical well-being.

In fourth grade, students expand their understanding of the world through an enriched curriculum that integrates STEAM, history, languages, fine arts, and athletics. They delve deeper into problem-solving, research, and effective communication in Spanish and English, while exploring scientific, historical, and artistic concepts. The use of modern technologies and active participation in physical activities strengthen their overall development and sense of responsibility.

In fifth grade, students prepare for more complex academic challenges through a unique educational approach that integrates STEAM, history, languages, fine arts, and athletics. What sets us apart is our ability to connect learning to real-life situations through innovative projects, critical thinking, advanced programming, scientific exploration, creative expression, and multilingualism. We utilize emerging technologies and active methodologies that foster autonomy, collaboration, and leadership. Our approach fosters curious, confident, and globally-minded students.

The sixth grade is usually the beginning of high school, with students between the ages of 11 and 12. Sixth grade is when students are introduced to a new way of learning.

The seventh grade of middle school is the seventh school year after elementary school, and students are typically between the ages of 12 and 13. It corresponds to the second year of middle school and is the next step for students.

Eighth grade is the last year of middle school with students ages 13-14. It is the last grade before high school and is commonly known as the eighth year of education.

The ninth grade curriculum is interactive and structured in accordance with the Common Core State Standards to stimulate student interest, while engaging in the learning process and maintaining focus for successful completion of the core course and that of a student. diverse selection of languages ​​and electives.

The high school tenth grade course curriculum is designed to engage the learning process to meet your academic goals. Students enrolled in the 10th grade curriculum are exposed to lessons, homework, discussions, and tests to prepare them for higher grades at their own pace and time with our guidance.

The high school junior course curriculum is designed for high school students to take classes online in a flexible environment taught by certified teachers with the best practical curriculum. In the junior high school program, students are exposed to advanced math, science, social studies, and language arts.

The twelfth grade course curriculum is interactive and structured according to the Common Core State Standards to stimulate student interest, while engaging in the learning process and maintaining focus for successful completion of the core course and a diverse selection of languages ​​and electives.