Our mission is to create a community where children are challenged intellectually, become empowered and interested in lifelong learning, and engage in the arts to accelerate the development of their Confidence, Commitment, and Character.
Our Creative philosophy is specifically designed to develop the “whole child’.
Our comprehensive arts-integrated educational program focuses on 6 key areas of development: emotional, social, cognitive, physical, communication, and academic.
We believe the arts should not be perceived as an after-thought elective, nor should it be reduced to coloring books and paint by numbers for the youngest children. By almost every measure, children who have the opportunity to study the arts are happier, more self-confident and more likely to academically outperform those who don’t.
Building Kidz is unique in that our unparalleled proprietary curriculums, references, and highly qualified faculty combine a world class academic setting with a specialization in Performing Arts. Our creative philosophy is stitched throughout our curriculum which we customize to meet the specific needs of every child by delicately balancing our time between structured elements and play. We offer weekly lessons in music, dance, and theater embedded in our daily routine. Our children, from the age of 3, perform one recital and one Broadway-style production annually such as The Wizard of Oz, Annie, Rio, and Where the Wild Things Are.
We deliver an exceptional readiness for kindergarten program, a private kindergarten, and after school program. Toddlers as young as 24 months gain a basic introduction to letters, phonics, numbers, shapes, colors, and motor skill development. Preschoolers develop reading and writing skills. Kindergarteners learn logical thinking and basic math. Elementary school children are educated in advanced levels of Geography, Science, History, Moral Studies, Mathematics, and Technology basics. Our campus is open from 7 am to 6 pm which provides unparalleled value in the form of comfort and freedom to hard-working parents.