What a satisfying experience to teach Theater in Lower School! The possibilities for growth are endless with children of this age. They have few to no reservations about trying new challenges, as imaginative play is something they engage in naturally. Adding theater to an elementary school program is genius. Theater can help bridge the gap that opens up when children start to become self-conscious and start putting labels on things, people, and experiences. But that’s not the only thing a theater class can do for our children.
An excerpt as taken from Dr. Melanie Battistone’s Parent Association Meeting talk in October 2021.
How many of you have visited Zion National Park and had the good fortune to see Weeping Rock before it was closed due to a rockfall? Weeping Rock is a geological and hydrological wonder, although there are many places like it scattered across the Southwest.
Let’s recycle! With the help of students, faculty and staff, Waterford is continuing to implement a consistent and accurate recycling program throughout the Lower School.
Students in Shannon Lechner's Class III read Crenshaw by Katherine Applegate together, which tells the story of a
