Friday Faces | Safety Team + Athletics
Welcome to another installment of our Friday Faces series! This week, we have a smattering of our beloved Safety Team + Athletics Coaches for you to meet. We so appreciate
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STEA(math) @ SLOCA
You’ve probably heard something somewhere about STEAM education—it’s kind of an educational buzzword these days, from public to private schools and beyond. This acronym stands for Science, Technology, Engineering, Art,
New Campus for Our Tiny + Little Wonders
Our littlest SLOCA students have moved across the street! Taking up residence on the old high school campus, our infant/toddler care and preschool have traded out picnic tables and desks
The Character Issue | Diligence
The start of the year is an exciting time—full of energy for getting back to school and starting new resolutions or habits. But it also comes with a change from
The Character Issue | Teaching Gratitude through books
It’s said that being happy doesn’t mean you have it all, it just means you’re grateful for what you have. In this post we have a list of specially selected books that will spark conversations about gratitude.
SLOCA Somebodies: Marie de France
Today we’re bringing you another woman writer from Medieval times for December’s installment of our Somebodies series: MARIE DE FRANCE. Like Hrotsvitha from a couple weeks ago, Marie de France
STE(Art + Music)M @ SLOCA
Art and Music is integrated into our STEM program, making the acronym STEAM- and it’s a vibrant part of our SLOCA curriculum!
The Character Issue | Gratitude
Gather a few ideas how to nurture an “attitude of gratitude” in our kids through this blog which discusses Decembers character trait.
Educational Travel | Europe Through The Ages
Travel entrepreneur Cindy Hilton is well-known for planning extraordinary learning journeys that coincide with SLOCA’s history cycles.
SLOCA Somebodies: Hrotsvitha
Introducing HROTSVITHA, our November feature for our Somebodies series! A little known but rather influential woman from the Middle Ages, Hrotsvitha is considered to be the first German female poet, the first female historian, and the first western person since the Fall of the Roman Empire to write dramas.