Our kindergarten program is more than just a classroom; it is a vibrant space where curiosity is encouraged, friendships grow, and the foundation for a lifetime love of learning is laid. Our kindergarten program fosters an environment where children excel academically and develop a deep and lasting connection to their Catholic identity.

A Community of Learners:  We foster an environment where children feel safe, valued, and excited to learn. Students are encouraged to question, explore, and learn.

Family-Centered: We recognize the importance of family in a child's educational journey. We actively encourage family involvement through regular communication, family events, and faith-based activities, fostering a strong sense of community that extends beyond the classroom.

Character Building Skills -  Our kindergarten program believes that education extends beyond textbooks. Our dedicated teachers focus on fostering social and emotional skills.  Students develop essential character traits such as kindness, respect, and empathy.  We begin to instill the values that shape our students into confident and compassionate individuals. 

Technology Integration: We understand the importance of preparing your children for the digital age. Our kindergarten program incorporates age-appropriate technology to enhance learning, providing a balanced and modern approach to education.



Our kindergarten curriculum includes:
 

1. Language Arts - phonics, reading readiness, emergent reading, listening and speaking, and writing skills.
2. Mathematics - number recognition, basic mathematical operations, patterns, sorting, shapes, and measurement.
3. Science - Observation skills, basic concepts (living and nonliving things), seasons, weather, and hands-on exploration.
4. Social Studies - Community awareness, cultural diversity, basic map skills.
5. Social and Emotional Learning - Friendship skills, emotional awareness, classroom behavior.

All kindergarten students have weekly physical education, art, music, and technology classes.  Physical education is twice a week.
 

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Welcome to the wonderful world of first grade, where curiosity meets classroom adventures! Our first-grade program is a nurturing and exciting environment designed to spark enthusiasm for learning, foster foundational skills, and cultivate a sense of wonder in each young learner. Our first-grade program incorporates the importance of Catholic values into our daily lessons.

Foundation for Academic Excellence: In our first-grade classroom, we lay set the foundation for academic success. From mastering reading and writing skills to exploring basic math concepts, our comprehensive curriculum is created to ignite a passion for discovery and build the essential foundations for a lifetime of learning.

Individualized Learning - we recognize that every child is unique. Our teacher tailors instruction to meet each student's individual needs and learning styles, creating a supportive atmosphere that encourages growth, confidence, and a love for learning.

Create Strong Characters: In addition to academic growth, we emphasize the importance of character development. Our first-grade program promotes values such as kindness, respect, and responsibility, nurturing bright minds and compassionate hearts.

Beyond the Classroom: First grade is not just about textbooks and lessons; it's a time for hands-on exploration and meaningful experiences. From interactive science experiments to engaging social studies projects, our first-grade students actively participate in the joy of discovery both inside and outside the classroom.

Technology Integration: We understand the significance of preparing students for the digital age. Our first-grade classroom integrates age-appropriate technology to enhance learning, promoting digital literacy skills and a well-rounded educational experience.

Building Friendships: First grade is a time of forming new friendships and building a sense of community. Our classroom provides a supportive and inclusive environment where students learn and grow together.

Parental Relationships: We believe in the power of collaboration between educators and parents. Regular communication, parent-teacher conferences, and involvement opportunities ensure that families actively participate in their child's educational journey.

Our first-grade curriculum includes:

1. Language Arts - Phonics, reading, writing skills, spelling, and vocabulary.

2. Mathematics - Number sense, introduction to basic geometric shapes, measurement, simple data, and graphs. 

3. Science - Living and non-living things, earth and space, basic understanding of matter, forces, and energy

4. Social Studies - Community and citizenship, basic map skills, cultural awareness.

5. Social and Emotional Learning  - friendship skills, emotional awareness. 

All first-grade students have weekly physical education, art, music, Spanish, and technology classes.  Physical education is twice a week.

Second grade at St. Leo's School is an exciting year of growth,  discovery, and endless possibilities. At. St. Leo's School, we encourage your child to blossom. Our second-grade program is a dynamic and engaging space designed to build upon the foundation skills acquired in earlier grades and foster a passion for learning that extends beyond the classroom.  Our program is not just an academic journey; it is a place where Catholic values are instilled, and we encourage spiritual growth and celebrate the joy of learning in a faith-filled community. 

Literacy Flourishes - Second-grade students become fluent readers, skilled writers, and confident communicators. We foster a lifelong joy of reading through captivating stories, creative writing exercises, and engaging discussions. 

Scientific Discovery - Second graders study the interactions of the natural world, from life cycles to ecosystems. Hands-on experiments and interactive lessons spark curiosity and inspire a love for scientific inquiry. 

Individualized Learning Plans - Teachers recognize each student's unique talents and strengths and guide students on individualized learning paths. This personalized approach ensures that every child thrives academically and builds the confidence to embrace new challenges.

Digital Literacy - Recognizing the importance of preparing students for the digital age, our second-grade program seamlessly integrates age-appropriate technology, promoting digital literacy skills essential for the modern world.

Parental Partnerships - We believe in the importance of communication between parents and teachers. We encourage regular communication, parent-teacher conferences, and family involvement.  Families and teachers working together ensure the success of their students. 

Lifelong Friendships - Students in second grade create support and include friendships that celebrate individual and collective achievements. 

Our second-grade curriculum includes:

1. Language Arts - 

• Reading: Developing reading fluency, comprehension, and decoding skills. Exploring a variety of literary genres and text types.
• Writing: Enhancing writing skills, including sentence structure, grammar, punctuation, and creative expression.
• Spelling and Vocabulary: Building spelling and vocabulary skills through word study and context clues.

2. Mathematics:

• Number Sense: Understanding place value, addition, subtraction, and basic multiplication and division concepts.
• Geometry: Exploring shapes, symmetry, and measurement.
• Data and Graphs: Collecting, organizing, and interpreting data through simple graphs.
• Time and Money: Telling time, counting money, and solving simple word problems.

3. Science:

• Life Science: Exploring topics such as plant and animal life cycles, habitats, and ecosystems.
• Earth Science: Studying weather, seasons, and natural resources concepts.
• Physical Science: Introducing basic principles of matter, energy, and simple machines.

4. Social Studies:

• Community and Citizenship: Understanding the roles and responsibilities of individuals within a community.
• Geography: Exploring basic map skills, landforms, and the world around them.
• Cultural Awareness: Learning about different cultures and traditions.

5. Social and Emotional Learning - building positive relationships and resolving conflicts. Identifying and expressing emotions in a healthy and respectful way.

6. Religion (in a faith-based school):

• Religious Studies: Exploring foundational concepts of faith, morality, and religious traditions.

Exploring New Horizons: In 3rd grade, curiosity is the compass that guides our learning expedition. From delving into captivating stories to unraveling the wonders of mathematics, our students embark on a curriculum designed to ignite their intellect and inspire a love for learning.

Empowering Creativity: Creativity is the heartbeat of our classrooms! Through engaging art projects, music, and interactive activities, 3rd graders have the opportunity to express their individuality, fostering a spirit of innovation and imagination.

Digital Pioneers: Starting in 3rd grade, students have a dedicated Chromebook that assists them in becoming tech-savvy explorers. Harnessing the power of technology, they embark on digital quests that enhance their skills and prepare them for future challenges.

Building Friendships and Community: Beyond academics, 3rd grade is a time for building lasting friendships and a sense of community. Our classrooms celebrate collaboration, empathy, and teamwork, laying the foundation for a supportive learning environment.

A Supportive Learning Family: We are not just a school but a family. Our dedicated teachers, supportive staff, and engaged parents work together to ensure that every 3rd grader feels valued, encouraged, and ready to shine.

Celebrating Diversity and Inclusion: In our 3rd-grade community, diversity and inclusivity are embraced. Each student brings a unique perspective, contributing to a rich tapestry of experiences that enriches our collective journey.

Religious Education - Our curriculum is thoughtfully infused with Catholic values, creating an environment where students excel academically and deepen their understanding of God's love and grace.

• Reading: Developing reading comprehension, fluency, and critical thinking skills through various literary genres.
• Writing: Enhancing writing skills, including sentence structure, grammar, and developing coherent paragraphs.
• Spelling and Vocabulary: Building spelling and vocabulary skills through word study, context clues, and reading comprehension.

2. Mathematics:

• Number Sense: Understanding place value, addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division concepts.
• Geometry: Exploring geometric shapes, angles, and understanding spatial relationships.
• Measurement: Learning about units of measurement, including length, capacity, and weight.
• Fractions: Introduction to basic concepts of fractions and their representation.

3. Science:

• Life Science: Exploring topics such as ecosystems, life cycles, and adaptations.
• Earth Science: Studying concepts related to weather, rocks, soil, and natural resources.
• Physical Science: Introducing basic principles of matter, energy, and simple machines.

4. Social Studies:

• Community and Citizenship: Understanding the roles and responsibilities of individuals within a community.
• Geography: Exploring maps, regions, and the local environment.
• Cultural Awareness: Learning about different cultures, traditions, and historical figures.

5. Social and Emotional Learning (SEL):

• Building Relationships: Emphasizing positive social interactions, respect, empathy, and conflict resolution.

• All third-grade students have weekly physical education, art, music, Spanish, and technology classes.  Physical education is twice a week.

Step into an atmosphere where faith and education intertwine. Here in 4th grade, we embark on an academic journey inspired by Catholic values, cultivating young minds and nurturing spiritual growth. 4th graders reach new heights at St. Leo's School. From diving into captivating novels to mastering advanced math skills, our comprehensive curriculum is designed to inspire curiosity and foster a lifelong love for learning.

 

Equipped for Success - 4th grade is about cultivating essential life skills beyond academics. We teach resilience and independence to promote critical thinking; our goal is to equip every student with the tools needed for success in school and beyond.

Creative Expression - Creativity is celebrated in our vibrant 4th-grade classrooms! Whether through art, music, or innovative projects, students are encouraged to express themselves, fostering a sense of individuality and a love for the arts.

Digital Explorers: In an era of technology, 4th-grade students are assigned a Chromebook device. Through interactive digital platforms, they enhance their skills, preparing for a future where technology is a tool for both learning and creativity.

Partners in Learning: We believe in the power of partnership between teachers, staff, and parents. Your involvement is not just welcomed; it's crucial to your students' success. We encourage open communication and regular updates on your child's progress.

Friendships and Teamwork: 4th grade is a year for building lasting friendships and honing teamwork skills. Collaborative projects and interactive activities create an inclusive environment where everyone contributes to the success of the class.

Religious Education - Students embark on a journey that weaves together faith, knowledge, and a deep understanding of Catholic teachings. This pivotal year focuses on nurturing their spiritual growth, fostering a personal connection with God, and instilling values guiding them on their faith journey.

In 4th grade, curriculum focuses on the following:
 

1. Language Arts:

• Reading: Analyzing and interpreting various genres of literature, building vocabulary, and developing reading comprehension skills.
• Writing: Enhancing writing skills, including narrative, informative, and persuasive writing. Emphasis on grammar, spelling, and punctuation.
• Speaking and Listening: Engaging in discussions, presentations, and active listening.

2. Mathematics:

• Number and Operations: Understanding and working with whole numbers, fractions, decimals, and basic operations.
• Geometry: Exploring geometric shapes, angles, and spatial relationships.
• Measurement: Understanding units of measurement for length, volume, and time.
• Data Analysis and Probability: Interpreting and presenting data and basic probability concepts.

3. Science:

• Life Science: Exploring topics such as ecosystems, life cycles, and adaptations.
• Earth Science: Studying concepts related to weather, climate, rocks, and minerals.
• Physical Science: Introducing basic principles of matter, energy, and simple machines.

4. Social Studies:

• United States History: Covering topics related to the history of the United States, including early American history, colonization, and the American Revolution.
• Geography: Understanding map skills, regions, and the geography of the United States.
• Civics and Government: Learning about the structure of government and civic responsibilities.

5. Social and Emotional Learning (SEL):

• Emotional Awareness: Identifying and expressing emotions in a healthy way.
• Relationship Skills: Building positive relationships and resolving conflicts.

All fourth-grade students have weekly physical education, art, music, Spanish, and technology classes.  Physical education is twice a week.

St. Leo's Middle School is where faith, knowledge, and community converge to shape the minds and hearts of our students. Our school is a dynamic and engaging environment designed to empower students on their academic journey. 


Religious Education- Our school is a community where faith and education intersect. St. Leo's School is committed to a program that fosters academic excellence, spiritual growth, and a strong sense of community.

Social and Emotional Learning - We prioritize a positive and inclusive school culture, promoting respect, kindness, and a sense of belonging. Our goal is to equip students not only with the knowledge they need but also with the social and emotional skills that will serve them well in high school and beyond.



Character Development - In these formative years, we recongnize the imprantce of not only nuturing academic skills but also understand the significance of instilling core values such as integrity, repsepect, empathy and perserverance. 

Leadership - Our middle school prgram is designed to empower students to make a postive impact on their school and community. Students have the chance to participate in student government, club leadership roles and other extracurricular adctiviees that ecnoucag them to contribute actively to their school community. 

Preparing for Success - Our students encounter a diverse and challenging curriculum that not only builds a strong foundation in core subjects but encourages creativity,  critical thinking, and problem-solving skills that prepare them for high school. 

Technical Prepardness - Each students in Grades 5-8 are assigned their own Chromebook which provides them with opportunities to develop technical proficiency across various platforms. In middle school students will further explore fundamental computer skills, digital literacy, and creative applications that lay the groundwork for future technological endeavors. 

We prioritize the responsible and ethical use of technology, instilling in our students a strong understanding of digital citizenship. Through interactive lessons and discussions, we guide them in navigating the digital landscape responsibly, promoting online safety, and cultivating a respect for intellectual property.
 

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