A Bigger Impact in a Smaller Classroom

Research from the landmark Project STAR study shows that students in smaller classes achieve higher test scores and demonstrate greater mastery of subjects. Our low ratio guarantees that every student gets the personalized attention they need to succeed academically. 

With fewer students, our teachers can identify each child's unique strengths and learning styles. This allows for a tailored approach to education, ensuring no child is left behind and advanced learners are appropriately challenged.

A smaller class fosters a close-knit community where students feel safe and comfortable sharing ideas. This leads to more meaningful relationships with teachers and peers, boosting confidence and overall social-emotional development.

In a smaller setting, students feel more empowered to speak up and engage in discussions. This active participation is crucial for the development of critical thinking skills and a deeper understanding of the material.

The benefits of a small classroom extend far beyond the early years. Students who spend their foundational years in this environment are more likely to have higher graduation rates and pursue higher education, according to research.