Continuous K–8 Development Model

Conducts virtual classes and provides remote student support, including teacher check-ins and outreach by social workers and guidance counselors, during poor air quality events to protect student health.

Operates a summer program featuring a skills-based ELA and math curriculum with class sizes limited to 15 students, along with free enrichment activities such as trips and arts programming, and provides breakfast, snacks, and a take-home lunch to all participants.

Organizes open house and welcome events featuring live music, salsa dancing, face painting, games, raffles, school tours, and uniform distribution; also distributes prizes to early attendees and shares a monthly calendar of academic and enrichment activities.

Runs an extended school day from 8:00am to 4:00pm and offers after-school programming focused on ELA and math enrichment; also provides access to the New York Edge after-school program for middle school students.

Offers a rigorous, dual Spanish immersion academic program for girls in grades K–8, integrating cultural heritage and women's leadership to foster cognitive, social, emotional, and moral excellence in a technology-rich environment.

Offers a comprehensive arts and physical education curriculum including a Suzuki violin program, strings instruction for grades K–8, a dance program for grades K–5, and physical education for all students.

Implements a school-wide program centered on the values of Fortitude, Leadership, Aspiration, Integrity, and Respect (F.L.A.I.R.), reinforced through daily data-driven enrichment periods and a student government program.

Provides K-8 education through a continuously operating school.

Provides financial aid to one in three enrolled families to increase access to education for students from diverse socioeconomic backgrounds.

Provides a rigorous educational program for students from toddlers through 8th grade, integrating core academics with foreign language, STEAM, music, art, and life skills. Emphasizes character development, confidence, and knowledge through a supportive pod model for fourth and fifth graders and an accelerated curriculum in middle school that supports intellectual, physical, and social growth.

Provides comprehensive fine arts and theater programming including school plays, concerts, and annual art shows. All students participate in chorus; upper-grade students can join band. Offers training in music theory, composition, vocals, and instruments. Produces two annual drama performances with student involvement onstage and behind the scenes, including major productions such as Fiddler on the Roof and The Lion King.

Provides multi-year language programs in Mandarin, Spanish, and French for students from toddler through 8th grade, with some students achieving national-level performance in language competitions.

Engages students, staff, and families in service projects including creating and delivering Valentine’s Day cards to nursing home residents, sending cards and letters to veterans, and organizing donation drives for local food pantries such as North Babylon Food Pantry and Long Island Cares, Inc.

Conducts regular educational field trips across Long Island and New York City, as well as overnight experiential learning trips to destinations including Boston, Philadelphia, Washington D.C., Florida Keys, Grand Canyon, Bryce Canyon, Zion National Park, and the Ashokan Center to study subjects such as marine biology, geology, and Native American cultures.

Operates a STEAM Lab program where students engage in interdisciplinary projects involving coding, robotics, circuitry, engineering, design thinking, and construction through a progressive, spiraling curriculum. Students also participate in collaborative projects connecting STEAM with classroom learning.

Offers campus tours, shadow days, interviews, and information sessions for prospective families. Requires entrance exams for K–8 applicants and provides guidance on financial aid, bus transportation, textbook acquisition, and uniform ordering through Lands' End and Educational Products Inc. (EPI).

Offers aftercare, lunch programs, and more than 26 extracurricular activities including chess tournaments, science experiments, engineering projects, greenhouse planting, and soccer for students in preschool through 8th grade.

Offers structured play-based learning environments for children ages 2–5, focusing on social-emotional development, school readiness, and foundational academic concepts through age-specific curricula for toddlers (2–3), preschool (3–4), and pre-kindergarten (4–5). Conducts twice-yearly evaluations of social, emotional, and academic development in the Nursery Program.