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Our faculty is committed to guiding our students as they build fundamental academic skills. Every student is viewed as a competent protagonist and initiator, full of potential and capable of achieving academic success while working to make our world a better place.

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Infant + Toddler Program

The Infant + Toddler Program provides a caring and warm environment for young children to transition into a school routine. Daily hands-on experiences help students safely and joyously explore their worlds. We encourage the use of sensory materials, literature and vocabulary exposure, time outside, music, art, and unstructured play. Students participate in Spanish lessons and cultural immersion activities each week. Teachers focus on introducing academics but also on life skills including self-feeding, communication, gross motor development and potty training. 

At St. Michael’s, our Early Childhood programs spark imagination, nurture curiosity, and turn everyday wonder into meaningful learning. Inspired by the questions children naturally ask, our teachers design dynamic, hands-on projects that evolve each year to match the unique interests of every group. Through these explorations, students build foundational skills in math, science, social studies, and language arts—all woven seamlessly into their discoveries. Alongside classroom learning, our youngest students enjoy rich experiences in Spanish, studio art, music, and physical education, helping them grow as confident, joyful, and well-rounded learners.