The Early School

The preschool program (for children ages 3-5 years-old) utilizes an emergent curriculum to address The developmental needs as set forth by The Hawaii Early learning and development standards. It emphasizes exploration, social-emotional learning, and embracing The natural and urban environment. With a total enrollment of 45 students and maintaining a total of 10 staff members, The program is able to maintain very low student to teacher ratios. The program uses a collaborative style of management which encourages participation at various levels from families, staff members, and interested representatives from The larger community. The program operates all 12-months of a calendar year with designated holidays and breaks. Through tuition and fees revenue (approximately 18,290 per student annually) The program is able to maintain and recruit a qualified teaching staff and administration.

The young children's program (for children ages 18 months to 3 years-old) utilizes an emergent curriculum to address The specific developmental needs of infants and toddlers as set forth by The Hawaii Early learning and development standards. It emphasizes exploration, social-emotional learning, and embracing The natural and urban environment. With a total enrollment of 20 students and maintaining a total of 8 staff members, The program is able to maintain very low student to teacher ratios. The program uses a collaborative style of management which encourages participation at various levels from families, staff members, and interested representatives from The larger community. The program operates all 12-months of a calendar year with designated holidays and breaks. Through tuition and fees revenue (approximately 21,230 per student annually) The program is able to maintain and recruit a qualified teaching staff and administration.