Morning meeting or circle time is designed to help our young children transition into the start of the school day.  It also helps the children get into a comfortable routine; teachers and students discuss the day's schedule during this time. In the morning meeting children will recite the pledges, learn and discuss the calendar months, days of the week, weather, and seasons. 

The use of the Abeka Phonics curriculum provides the students with a strong foundation in letters and their sounds. With recognition of each letter and sound, students also practice the writing of capital and lowercase letters. The Abeka Language curriculum encourages the development of both verbal and written language expression as the students read and respond to new texts and ideas.

We introduce the Singapore Math curriculum in our K4 class. Through the curriculum, the students develop a better understanding of number concepts to help prepare them for basic mathematics. The math curriculum begins with classification--working on sorting objects, ordering from biggest to smallest, patterns, and compare and contrast. Recognition of numbers 1-10 prepares the students for basic addition and subtraction.​

The Abeka Bible curriculum is a designed to present the Bible through the telling of stories from the Old and New Testaments. There are 1-2 stories covered each week and the Bible lessons are accompanied by large pictures that help to illustrate each story. In addition to the Bible stories, the curriculum also includes weekly Bible Memory Verse and Bible songs to assist in reinforcing the stories.