Elementary School
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Early Childhood
- Grade 5
Children are curious by nature. At SSIS we encourage and nurture that curiosity. Here, your child will learn how to cultivate deep interests, and as their confidence grows, come to understand that they can impact change.Under the guidance of our highly qualified educators, our students engage in daily hands-on learning experiences with others. They develop empathy and understanding on their paths toward purposeful lives.
Our award-winning facilities are not only beautiful, but they provide an environment that is safe, inviting, and emotionally nurturing.
Super Units
Our unique integrated units combine all subjects creating authentic and stimulating learning experiences under four overarching themes.
- Understanding Ourselves
- Understanding Others
- Understanding Our Environment
- Understanding Our World
A Day in the Life
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Learning and Growing Outside the Classroom
Whether it is storytelling, maker space exploration, kickball, or cooking, our elementary school After School Activities (ASAs) give students the opportunity to explore and develop interests outside of the classroom.
We have three ASA seasons so students can try a range of activities throughout the year. Most are let by our own faculty, but sometimes we bring in outside instructors for specialized classes like ballet, martial arts, or hip-hop.
See What's Happening in Our Elementary School
- Elementary School
In a four-part monthly parent series this spring, our expert educators will provide insights and tips, addressing themes from our elementary school parents' feedback.
- Elementary School
“Booleans can be used when you need to make a decision or for things that need to meet a certain condition,” one of the Computer Science students explains as a group of grade 4 students looks on.
- Elementary School
Zip-lining, using a bow and arrow, and crossing a rope bridge are just some of the thrilling ways first graders chose to practice setting targets during their first field trip of the year.