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Inspiring Curiosity and Building Confident Learners

The elementary years are where curiosity begins to take shape, confidence starts to grow, and children learn what it feels like to be known, supported, and celebrated as learners.

Rectory’s K–4 program is designed for active, joyful learning. Students ask questions, explore new ideas, build foundational skills, and discover more about themselves and the world around them. Through hands-on themes such as the senses, living things, and weather, children learn to observe closely, think creatively, and make meaningful connections across subjects.

As a community, we lead with understanding, kindness, and compassion, and we believe we share responsibility for one another’s well-being. At Rectory, elementary school is more than a place to learn—it is a place where each child is encouraged to grow, belong, and become their best self.

With small classes, caring teachers, and a curriculum that supports the whole child, Rectory helps students grow academically, socially, and emotionally. From early literacy and math foundations to science, social studies, art, music, movement, and Spanish, students are encouraged to learn with confidence, kindness, and curiosity.

At every step, our teachers meet children where they are—challenging them when they are ready for more and supporting them when they need guidance. The result is an elementary experience that feels personal, purposeful, and full of possibility.

Explore

Elementary school students looking at the bark of a tree through magnifying glasses.

Engage

Young boy elementary school student reading to an older girl.

Empower

Elementary School girl lighting up a circuit in her 4th-grade science class.