Philosophy

• Children deserve access to the most current and effective knowledge regarding their education, care, and guidance.

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• The role of play in a child's development is vital and should never be overlooked.

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• It is important for children to have the freedom and opportunities to explore their social, physical, mental, and spiritual abilities at their own pace, fostering a sense of achievement and self-discovery.

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• Positive relationships with adults are essential in helping children develop a strong sense of self-worth and encouraging their journey toward independence.

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• Consistent guidance from adults is key in addressing children's needs while also establishing necessary boundaries that promote gradual growth in self-control and responsibility.