Please join us in congratulating Tanika Sweeney, the recipient of the 2020 Dorothy W. Gifford Chair award in recognition of teaching excellence!
Little School
6 weeks—3 years
Little School at Lincoln is a warm, child-focused environment that exudes joy. Children play, dance, sing, create, share stories, investigate nature, and share meals with friends. It’s all part of the unique path to discovery we offer for boys and girls six weeks through three years through our child-directed, Reggio Emilia-inspired approach, which emphasizes collaboration and process.
We look forward to welcoming you and your child into our warm, nurturing, and exciting Little School community.
And learn more about state-of-the-art Little School expansion, a 4,700-square-foot sustainable net-zero building!
Kim Lough | Little School Director | klough@lincolnschool.org
- Infants & Yearlings (6 weeks – 18 months)
- Young Toddlers (starting around 18 months)
- Older Toddlers and Young Threes (24 months and up)
- Life in the Little School
Infants & Yearlings (6 weeks – 18 months)
Young Toddlers (starting around 18 months)
Older Toddlers and Young Threes (24 months and up)
Life in the Little School
Contact us with questions or to schedule a tour!
Email: littleschool@lincolnschool.org
Phone:
401-331-9696 ext. 3154
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Little School News
Our faculty and administrators have worked tirelessly to bring all of the hallmarks of the Lincoln education to the virtual classrooms they've created for our students. The best way to understand it is to experience it, so today we take a look at remote learning in Little School!
In this guest blog post, Stephanie Petronelli, Little School Teacher and Education Coordinator, shares how Lincoln's littlest learners have been spreading love during their time at home.
Stephanie Petronelli, Young Toddler Teacher and Little School Education Coordinator, provides some remote learning tips for infants and toddlers in this guest blog post.
Young Toddler teacher and Education Coordinator Stephanie Petronelli reflects on how our littlest learners discover themselves through the Little School curriculum in this guest blog post.