Our Science-in-Residence week came to a festive close with art sessions focused on recycled materials. With the guidance of artist Barbara Rucci, the children made constructions and collages that experiment with color and form. Their creative process involved testing, adjusting and observing the results, in kinship with the method scientists use. @artbarblog

TCS. Open Hearts. Open Minds. Open to You.

Our doors are open to prospective parents who are eager to learn more about our School, which serves children ages 3 to 8. Our Admissions team is here to answer your questions about what distinguishes us and to help your decision-making. We invite you to take a virtual tour and get a snapshot of what we have to offer.

Joyfully growing hearts and minds … If you provide children with a broad education in the arts, literacy, math, science and the history of their community, all while allowing them to move and play freely, they will thrive. If you honor and stoke children’s natural curiosity—the engine of achievement—they will flourish. If you encourage children to be creative, to express themselves in song, on paper, at an easel, they will love the place called school.

For a half-century, The Children’s School has been doing these things and much more in the name of growing young hearts and minds. The work we do ensures that our students not only thrive and flourish but also begin to develop a lifelong love of learning. All because of a place called school. Not just any school. The Children’s School.

Maureen Murphy, Head of School

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