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for Preschool through Grade Five since 1994
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Growing, yet Staying Small: Serendipity Elementary School Expansion
What would our elementary school do with more space? That’s simple—create even more creative, imaginative, and inspiring spaces where children can wonder, explore, discover, and celebrate the joys of childhood. Serendipity Elementary School is a...
Teacher of the Year Heads to Capitol Hill to Advocate for Health & Physical Education
Serendipity School is proud to announce that our P.E. Teacher, a 2019 Teacher of the Year, is currently in Washington advocating for Physical Education in our nation’s schools. Teacher of the Year Heads to Capitol Hill to Advocate for Health...
Serendipity’s Bring Your Parents to P.E. Goes National
Bring Your Parents to PE: A Nationwide Movement for Movement Mr. Will presented us with a fabulous idea back in 2005: our school should create a fun opportunity for parents to engage in Physical Education alongside their children. Bring Your...
Transitional Kindergarten
Four is a fantastic age: a time to wonder and ask, a time to test and try, a time to grow in every way possible! We are proud to announce that Serendipity Elementary School’s Transitional Kindergarten program, designed for late 4s and young...
Subject Specialization—A Deep Dive Approach
DEEP DIVE PROGRAM—Upper Grade Subject Specialization: Our Fourth and Fifth Grade teachers and students launched and piloted our Deep Dive program in 2017. This program was designed to allow teachers to specialize in the specific curricular areas...
Mr. Todd’s Work Showcased at Art Week in Miami
This year, our wonderful Art teacher Mr. Todd, took part in Pulse, an exhibition known for showcasing some of the nation’s best painters, and Art Context, a popular exhibition that showcases esteemed galleries from around the world. Every...
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“Be Brave in the Attempt”
Serendipity School’s Ongoing Partnership with Special Olympics Northern California by Sasha Mills, Director of Staff and Curriculum Every family is built around values that are taught through experience. As a young girl, my parents taught...
Kids Care–Nurturing Empathy in Children
I will never forget Daniel’s face that day. His wide eyes and earnest expression. The flush in his cheeks and freckled nose from running all the way to the office. His singular determination and belief that he was about to change the world. I...
Why “Child’s Play” Matters
Slow Down. Children at Play–Why “Child’s Play” Matters We’ve all heard the old expression: such and such was “mere child’s play” compared to such and such. The implication is that child’s play is insignificant, inconsequential, easily dismissed...
