Multi-Grade Classrooms
What is a multi-grade classroom?

Most of us today are accustomed to a classroom of students who are all in the same grade. This is called a single-grade classroom. When a teacher teaches a classroom of students of different ages and grade levels, this is called a multi-grade classroom. A multi-grade classroom can offer benefits not easily replicated in a single-grade classroom. 

Kindergarten

Ms. Ramona teaches our Kindergarten class. 
"Teaching is more about guidance and discovery than it is about the end product. Having a small classroom helps me encourage that."

Grades 1-2

Ms. Sitarski teaches our combination 1st and 2nd grade class.

Grades 3-4

Ms. Kurtz teaches our combination 3rd and 4th class.
"I learn something new every day. Students always ask the most interesting questions, prompting me to dig deeper and learn more about the aspects of the subject they are most curious about."
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Grades 5-6
Mr. Caughel, a Navy veteran, is the homeroom teacher for our 5th and 6th grade class. He also teaches both Math and Science for grades 5-8.
Grades 7-8
Alumni, Kevin Wright, is the homeroom teacher for our 7th and 8th grade class.  He also teaches both Social Studies and English for grades 5-8.