Fast Facts
Multiple Learning Styles and Whole Brain Learning: Students will learn using the whole brain and will be engaged in a variety of instructional approaches that support multiple learning styles.
Accreditation: The Village School is accredited by the Florida Council of Independent Schools and the Florida Kindergarten Council and is a member of the National Association of Independent Schools.
Class Size: The classes at The Village School are limited to 20 students, thus ensuring that the teachers are able to work with all students to meet their goals. There are also teacher assistants in all primary and intermediate classes. The Village School believes that if children receive the attention they need in the early years, they have a better foundation of basic skills.
Real World Learning: Students will apply their learning in meaningful and thematic contexts.
Community Leadership: The North Naples United Methodist Church community of students, parents, teachers, administrators, and leaders share the responsibility for advancing The Village School's Mission to enable students to become academically competent, self-directed, and life-long Christian learners.
Learning Outcomes: Students will demonstrate their understanding of essential knowledge and skills, be actively involved in solving problems and produce original work.
Beyond the Classroom: Students will be involved in extra-curricular activities that will form valued friendships, build team spirit, instill pride and encourage community responsibility.
Before and After School Care: The program provides before and after school care for children enrolled in The Village School only. Parents may make arrangements for additional care at enrollment or any time after as needs occur. However, acceptance in this program is limited to space available.
PTO/Parent Involvement: The parents are organized in the usual parent organization, with regular meetings, programs, and supportive activities. In addition, all parents are encouraged to schedule regular time in the classroom and to be actively involved in their children's learning experience.
