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"Teaching the Way Children Learn"

In an era where large class sizes, test-driven curriculum and a single-minded focus on academic competition are the norm, Mulberry stands out as a unique place in which the nurturing and education of the whole student is encouraged. Only by promoting the development of our children's emotional, physical, social and academic well being will they become the complete and balanced human beings we hope for.

Mulberry School provides a unique educational environment where students learn strong academic and social skills through a multi-sensory, hands-on, developmentally appropriate curriculum. At Mulberry, learning is fun. Success is built on success. Children are challenged to think and learn by doing.

Visit Mulberry and you will find a comfortable, nurturing environment where creativity and inspiration flourish. The school is busy inside and outside the classroom with children who are moving, experiencing, and expressing themselves as they grow intellectually, emotionally and socially.

Our focus on the learning process allows the students to develop a sense of ownership and
pride in their education, in addition to a solid foundation of academic knowledge. At Mulberry, students become creative and critical thinkers with a deep love of learning. As they learn, they are encouraged to apply that knowledge in new ways to new problems and situations.

Mulberry families choose academic excellence in balance with several other fundamental values—artistic creativity and self-expression, social conscience, physical and emotional well-being, respect for nature and our environment, and learning as connected to real life and life-skills.

Our program recognizes the importance of emotional intelligence for success in learning and life. Our students develop a thorough understanding of themselves as learners and graduate with a keen awareness of who they strive to become. This strong combination of educational principles allows the students to become well-rounded, curious, imaginative, caring and confident learners.