Individualized foundations
Instruction meets each student at the right level in reading, writing, and mathematics, responding as understanding and independence grow.
Curriculum
Personalized, hands-on learning turns curiosity into understanding, confidence, and independent thought.

Our Method
Reading, writing, and mathematics are taught at individualized levels. Progressive's proprietary science and social studies curriculum is created in-house and grounded in the materials students investigate firsthand: documents, evidence, labs, and experiments.
Instruction meets each student at the right level in reading, writing, and mathematics, responding as understanding and independence grow.
Students work directly with firsthand accounts and primary-source documents, building their own understanding rather than following a textbook-led sequence.
Science is taught mainly through laboratory work, observation, and hands-on investigation, giving students room to test ideas and learn from evidence.

Elementary School K-6
Students explore through inquiry and hands-on learning. Every child is encouraged to discover their unique potential while building the knowledge and habits that support future study.

Middle School 7-8
The middle school curriculum emphasizes critical thinking and collaborative problem-solving within a supportive, character-driven environment. Students grow in independence and self-motivation.

Across Every Grade
Rigorous academic challenges, progressive personal development, and team-based cooperation prepare students to contribute with a sense of global responsibility.
Areas of Study
Rich content, flexibility, and meaningful application shape the work across subjects. Small classes leave room to respond to the child in front of the teacher.
These academic foundations are taught at individualized levels, allowing teachers to respond as each student's understanding and independence grow.
Our proprietary science and social studies curriculum cultivates critical thinking, broadens worldview, and ignites intellectual challenge. Social studies begins with firsthand documents; science is taught mainly through labs and hands-on investigation.
Creative work, language study, movement, and reflection give students more ways to communicate, participate, and understand other perspectives.
Students can pursue interests beyond the core curriculum through electives and focused independent study.
Project work, events, service, and shared experiences give students concrete ways to test ideas and connect learning to the world.



