Primary Division

Preschool, Pre-kindergarten and Kindergarten:

The early childhood programs are tailored to meet the developmental needs of children aged three, four, five and six. The class sizes are small, and the learning environments are modified appropriately for these ages. The curricula are coordinated with the entire Wyoming Seminary program and are integral to the early childhood program. Specials (i.e. chorus, library skills, creative movement and physical education) are introduced in Pre-K. Art and music are added in kindergarten, as well as foreign language once a week.

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Elementary grades 1 – 4:

To accommodate the children’s tremendous growth in grades 1 – 4, each grade has a team of teachers who work together to nurture individual needs. In grades 1 – 4, children are assigned to a homeroom teacher who is responsible for most of their learning, especially in language literacy and mathematics. For given units of study, the grade-level team of teachers may meet with all the children, depending on their needs. Introductory foreign language classes (French or Spanish) meet once a week in grades 1 to 2. Third and fourth grades meet for foreign language every other day. Specials (i.e., art, chorus, computer, library skills, music and physical education) continue through the elementary grades.