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Mulberry School follows Illinois State Standards as guidelines for curriculum development. This includes our pre-K offerings, which are run in a school setting with a definite schedule as opposed to a daycare setting. The low student-to-teacher ratio (approximately 12 to 1) allows us to tailor classwork to individual student needs and abilities. In addition, Mulberry School has several enrichment programs to enhance the student's learning experience. These include Art, Spanish, Physical Education, numerous educational and cultural exploration field trips, along with school-wide cultural celebrations (e.g., Autumn celebration, Friendship Feast, Cultural Diversity celebration). During these school-wide celebrations, all Mulberry families are encouraged to share their cultural and ethnic experiences. These unique opportunities allow Mulberry students to learn and embrace different customs and culture. ArtMulberry School's Art program is taught by an amazing art instructor named Bonnie Bernardi. Ms. Bonnie joined the Mulberry team in 2002, after teaching art in the public schools for more than 20 years. While introducing different movements of art history, Ms. Bonnie inspires each student to explore his/her creative potential. Through her efforts, even a four year old attending Mulberry will recognize the artwork of Vincent van Gogh, Pablo Picasso, and Jackson Pollock. SpanishMulberry's Spanish language program is made possible through our partnership with the Illinois State University College of Education. Through this program, children attending Mulberry learn basic Spanish language skills. Field TripsMulberry's field trips have included visits to the following:
Daily SchedulesClick here for daily schedules in each class. |
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