TCS School Blog
Middle School Clubs Give Students an Opportunity to Hone Leadership Skills
As students at The Children’s School get older, there are more opportunities to build and grow their leadership skills. One…
Class Agreements Help Nurture and Challenge TCS Students
The Children’s School both nurtures and challenges our preschool, elementary, and middle school students using the Responsive Classroom method. Class…
Outdoor Education at TCS: Connecting Classroom Lessons and Camping Experiences
Sixth Grade Teacher Julia Stewart leads The Children's School's outdoor education program. In this article, she tells us how teachers…
Building Character & Community at TCS
By D'uana White, TCS School Counselor The Children’s School’s “Building Character and Community” (BCC) character education curriculum is our…
Project-Based Learning at The Children’s School
By Jen Tatasciore, Director of Curriculum at TCS At its core, project-based learning (PBL) is a way to make learning…
A Look at Executive Functioning at The Children’s School
By Cristian Eden TCS Executive Functioning Coach A few years ago, I shared with my fourth-grade students that I would…
Explore, Learn, Discover and Make New Friends After School at TCS
Opportunities to explore, learn and create continue until 5:45 p.m. at The Children’s School! Brave learners in our community, including…
New Face Around Our Space: Alonzo Davis
Meet Alonzo "Zo" Davis, one of our new Discovery teachers! Zo attended Bethune-Cookman University where he studied music recording tech…
New Face Around Our Space: Juno Knott
Meet Juno, our new Discovery teacher in 3's/4's! Juno grew up in Alabama, and is finishing off her senior year…
How Co-Regulation Builds Self-Regulation Skills
By Samantha Chong TCS Occupational Therapist From childhood to adulthood, we continuously learn to identify our own emotions and build…
