Our schools are open for admissions for students from Pre-KG (pre-kindergarten) to Grade 12. This means that we offer educational programs for children starting at a very young age, typically around 4 years old, and continuing through to the end of high school, at around 18 years old.
Pre-KG and kindergarten (KG) are the earliest years of formal education, and are designed to provide a strong foundation for learning. During these years, students are introduced to basic concepts and skills in subjects such as math, language, and social studies.
Grades 1 through 5, also known as elementary school, build upon the foundations established in Pre-KG and KG. Students continue to develop their skills in core subjects, as well as explore new areas of study such as science and the arts.
Grades 6 through 8, also known as middle school, represent a transition to more advanced academic work. Students begin to specialize in certain subjects, and are introduced to more challenging material.
Grades 9 through 12, also known as high school, represent the final years of formal education before college or university. Students take a wide range of courses in preparation for their post-secondary education, and may also participate in extracurricular activities such as sports, clubs, and community service.
By offering educational programs for students from Pre-KG to Grade 12, our schools provide a comprehensive and well-rounded education that supports students at every stage of their development.
