Your child is an individual.

What if a school actually treated (and taught) them like that were true?

We believe in academic excellence at Morgan. We also believe that kids are their own swirling universes with interests, hopes, dreams and anxieties.

Each day begins with a morning meeting with a dedicated homeroom teacher to foster connection and preparation for learning. While most of the day is spent in those cross-age classrooms learning literacy, math, and social studies, students engage in communal activities like breaks, lunch, and projects. We partner with local teachers-in-residence to provide enrichment experiences such as art, music, permaculture, STEAM, and more. Additionally, buddy time promotes leadership and kindness among peers.

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Our Classes

Ages 5-7

Allies

Our allies, aged 5-7, brim with wonder, energy, and a boundless capacity to perceive the world independently. They excel at keen observations and innovative problem-solving.

They immerse themselves in Spanish, engaging in speaking, writing, and singing throughout the day. Free choice activities occur three times weekly, complemented by ample outdoor time.

Our experienced instructors, with over 60 years of combined teaching expertise, equip allies with foundational literacy skills. Lead teachers, holding a Master's in Early Childhood Education, adeptly guide them in math, handwriting, social-emotional development, and nurturing relationships.

Ages 8-10

Activists

Our activists, aged 8-10, harness the power of their collective voices to navigate the world. They're curious about how things function and are often found exploring new interests, socializing, and experimenting with self-expression.

Academically, they delve into cursive writing, solidify foundational math skills, and engage in literature discussions enriched with conflict. They dissect words using Structured Word Inquiry and explore various mathematical manipulations. Poetry and prose writing are embraced as they learn the art of crafting compelling essays and arguments.

These activists engage in community involvement and democracy, guided by classroom norms. Lead teachers facilitate interpersonal development and nurture passions through immersive experiences.

Ages 11-12

Organizers

Our 11- and 12-year-old organizers are mastering the art of orchestrating change. They analyze systems, identify inefficiencies, and strategize solutions, exploring civics, economics, and environmental sustainability.

Through project-based learning, they tackle real-world challenges, developing critical thinking and collaboration skills.

Academically, they enhance their writing, tackle advanced mathematics, and analyze complex texts, refining their persuasive rhetoric and argumentation.

Engaged in community service, advocacy, and activism, these organizers are guided by lead teachers who instill leadership, empathy, and responsibility, empowering them to drive positive change within and beyond the classroom.

What We Learn

MATH

Our math curriculum prioritizes conceptual understanding over memorization. Through applied, hands-on activities, students tackle real-world problems and collaborate to identify patterns and make discoveries. By emphasizing problem-solving, financial literacy, and teamwork, we cultivate mathematicians and mitigate stereotype threats faced by students of color in their educational journey.

LITERACY

The world needs voracious , curious readers from every background, so our curriculum adapts to every child. Some students focus on foundational literacy instruction, while others participate in book clubs and other inquiry-based projects. Proficient learners collaborate with peers, while those needing additional support receive targeted instruction in evolving small groups. This promotes equity and fosters a culture of trust and acceptance.

ENRICHMENT

We collaborate with teachers for a semester at a time, forming partnerships with businesses and organizations like InterAtlanta FC and the YMCA. Together, we ensure every child has the chance to explore and deepen their interests. Whether it's carpentry, pottery, dance, or computer classes, our curriculum offers a rich tapestry of experiences. Each classroom eagerly embraces new and exciting enrichment activities daily.

ANTI-RACISM

Every child can be a socially conscious member of the community. We believe in actively challenging biases, dismantling systemic injustices, and fostering an environment where every student feels seen, valued, and empowered. Through a diverse range of literature, history, and social studies materials, students thoughtfully examine race, privilege, and identity to encourage open dialogue, empathy, and advocacy.

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