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Mar 30, 2007
Orangethorpe School’s Alternative/Multiage program is in
its third decade and is comprised of students from grades K
through 6. We have come to view our mission as a commitment
to perpetuating an authentic learning experience in
academic disciplines and critical thinking skills, cradled
in the safe and nurturing environment which best provides
room for social and emotional growth. In this program
teachers and parents provide a backdrop for learning and
social development that acknowledges these cornerstones:
The belief that children learn best when allowed to learn
at their own pace, and that they have a more meaningful
experience in school when they can choose a method or
approach to understanding a subject, or a life skill, that
is relevant to them . The belief that when children learn
in an environment with a diversity in age, background and
culture they have a greater chance of acquiring the degree
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On 3/30/07, g. rich wrote:
> Orangethorpe School’s Alternative/Multiage program is in
> its third decade and is comprised of students from grades K
> through 6. We have come to view our mission as a commitment
> to perpetuating an authentic learning experience in
> academic disciplines and c...See More