The New School at Chambers Bay

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The New School at Chambers Bay Early Learning Program Purpose, Goals, and Philosophy The New School at Chambers Bay aims to provide a high-quality, developmentally relevant, and spiritually-based educational experience for young children in an encouraging, compassionate, and welcoming environment. We uphold and operate under our core value of dignity: that each child is worthy of respect and created in the image of God. Our leaders and early learning professionals of over 30+ years approach education through discovery, curiosity, and developmentally appropriate guided instruction, resulting in learners who are prepared for Kindergarten and future school success. Ultimately, our purpose is to grow children personally, socially, academically, physically, and spiritually, while also providing a supportive, encouraging environment. By approaching learning through individuality and self-confidence, each child is encouraged to progress at their own pace toward enriched experiences, self-discipline, and the ability to make good choices. Our thorough individual portfolio system gives parents clear information as to how children are progressing in meeting significant developmental milestones and in achieving essential learning targets necessary for future school success. Our goal of developing various values and teachings for each child includes these four aspects: Our goal is to develop the whole child by providing an educational experience of lasting value focused on four aspects of child development: Personal and Social Maturity: Our staff's goal is to assist in helping children continue to develop positive character traits, social maturity, and faith-based attitudes through our optimistic behavior training. These 3 R's include: Respect Responsibility Relationship Through this teaching, we have seen children develop self-help and problem-solving skills, as well as empathy for others by participating in group activities and learning exercises. Intellectual Developme