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PRIVATE AND PAROCHIAL SCHOOL DIRECTORY • ADVERTISING SUPPLEMENT TO THE ARKANSAS DEMOCRAT-GAZETTE • FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 2015
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We welcome children beginning at 12 months to 10 years old.
Situated in the historic Hillcrest neighborhood, Children's House Montessori School has been providing a Montessori education to generations since 1973.
AMI* & AMS** certified teachers AMS member school
Children's House Montessori School
4023 Lee Ave., Little Rock • 501.664.5993
*Association Montessori Internationale **American Montessori Society
chmlr.org
THE ANTHONY SCHOOL • Little Rock
School fosters positive spirit for students
The Anthony School educates children ages 3 years old through eighth-grades in a challenging, loving environment that empowers them to become efficient, inde- pendent and excited learners. Rather than early childhood, elementary and middle school operating as separate divisions, Anthony School is one entity, resulting in personalized education from enrollment through graduation.
The accelerated learning environ- ment is positive and encouraging, with curriculum rooted in tradition, yet pro- gressive, and is adapted to the needs of each child. Technology integration spans all grades at Anthony, from iPads in Pre-K3 to its 1:1 laptop program that starts in sixth grade.
The Anthony School fosters a love of the arts by exposing all students to music, art, theatrical productions and violin classes. Students are introduced to Spanish begin- ning in early childhood and to French, as well as Spanish, in middle school.
The Anthony School’s athletic program
SUBMITTED PHOTO The Anthony School is accredited by the Independent School Association of the Central States, and the Arkansas Nonpublic School
Accrediting Association.
is open to any child who wishes to partic- ipate.
Recently, the school constructed a cut- ting-edge science lab and four additional middle school classrooms. These additions boast state-of-the-art technology and ac- commodate the school’s growing numbers.
For more information, call 501-225- 6629.
THE ACADEMY AT RIVERDALE • Little Rock
Academy offers student-centered education
Students are the focus at the Academy at Riverdale, a private, nonprofit 501(c)3 school and therapy center. The Academy at Riverdale strives to meet the individual needs of students who have developmental disabilities and learning challenges.
The Academy at Riverdale offers com- prehensive, student-centered special-ed- ucational programming for students ages 5 through 21. The curriculum is based on reading, writing and math, and incorpo- rates literature, social studies, science, character education and social skills.
As an educational and pediatric therapy center, the academy’s goal is to encourage student growth in a safe, caring environ- ment. The school’s certified teachers and therapists are devoted to providing a solid, basic education for students.
Teaching methods and curriculum are student-centered and designed to accom- modate the individual needs of students. The academy’s goal is to provide the instruction and encouragement necessary
SUBMITTED PHOTO The Academy at Riverdale offers comprehensive, student-centered special-educational programming
for ages 5 through 21.
to help the students realize their full poten- tial.
While education is imperative to suc- cess, relationships are equally important. Social and life skills are enhanced by inte- grating and nurturing healthy personal re- lationships.
For more information, call 501-663- 6965.
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