The lower School
Little explorers
This is the beginning of a transformative experience. From the moment students walk through our doors, we focus on getting to know each child as an individual, and that deep connection helps them reach their full potential. Through strong instruction in reading and math, paired with rich experiences in STEM, music, art, physical education, and world languages, students engage in innovative, interdisciplinary learning that encourages meaningful connections across subjects.
We offer academic challenges that are developmentally appropriate, fostering a strong sense of community, friendship, and trust. As students discover the beauty and wonder of the world around them, we ignite their curiosity and encourage them to think about how the classroom connects to the world beyond the classroom.
Learning Beyond the Core
In addition to core subjects, our world language program — featuring Spanish, French, and Chinese — introduces students to global cultures and builds a solid foundation for lifelong language learning. Music, art, and physical education further support their well-being and personal growth.
Through service opportunities, our students learn the value of being engaged, compassionate citizens — both within the school community and beyond. Guided by Collegiate’s core values, our dedicated teachers work every day to deepen their relationships with students and families, ensuring a caring and dynamic learning environment.
Project-based learning is integrated throughout the curriculum, encouraging students to think critically and explore ideas deeply.
Curriculum
The Lower School experience is rich and reaches well beyond the classroom. A curriculum composed of traditional classroom study enhanced with small groups, project-based learning, exposure to languages, engineering, the arts, and physical education provides a diverse but solid foundation.
A focused exposure to many disciplines of study is an exhilarating experience for a young child and a solid first step toward a lifelong journey of learning.
Head of lower School
Khristi Bates
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