Head of School's Reflection

Dear Redeemer Community,

Over the past few years, we have encountered challenges never seen before, and the field of education has not been immune. More than ever, our students need excellent teachers, and we are lucky to have such a talented and dedicated staff at Redeemer.

I want to take this opportunity to offer my heartfelt gratitude to the Redeemer teachers and staff whose commitment to education profoundly impacts our community long after the students have left the halls of Redeemer. Not only do the PDS teachers prepare our students for what lies ahead, they are an extraordinary example of kindness, integrity, and compassion. They are supportive of their students, as well as one another. They have fun, work hard, and care wholeheartedly about each one of their students.

Our teachers spend countless hours preparing lessons, developing curriculum, and perfecting their craft. This year alone our staff has collectively completed 678 hours of professional development. While their work continues, click here for a full list of coursework completed over the past 10 months.

As devoted early childhood educators, the passion and insight of the PDS teachers have been crucial to this period of school growth, as well as the strength of our program. It is with great pleasure that I announce that each one of them plans to return next year. That is something to celebrate!

Thank you, Redeemer teachers, for all you do but mostly for who you are!

Best regards,

Mary

The 3s with Mrs. Baker, Miss Ball, Mrs. Hobson & Mrs. Schroeder

The 3s have been making a splash with our pond unit! We have been learning about the water cycle, cattails, lily pads, frogs, and will continue to learn so much more. The 3s have been experiencing pond life by using the sensory bin, playing in the water table and listening to the sounds of the pond. Tadpoles have been visiting the 3s in Ms. Ball’s room and we all have been waiting and watching for the little ones to grow their legs. We have been making art projects, watching real life videos of ponds, playing pond games such as frog jumping/counting and pretending to be migrating turtles. As we learn about the insects that are found around ponds we plan to move to studying insects as they begin to make an appearance in our natural world. We look forward to seeing many of you at the end of year picnic on May 11th. As always please reach out to us with any questions or concerns. Thank you!

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