Calling the Next Generation of Innovators
Childcare and Afterschool programs
When you walk into our school you notice the signs of a safe, nurturing environment to create the perfect atmosphere for learning.
ACCREDITATIONS AND AWARDS
Curriculum
Innovators
We are entering a new era of innovation.
We know that 85% of the careers of the future haven’t been invented yet and that there will be high demand for STEM jobs.
Yet, STEM classes aren’t enough to prepare kids for the future. The future depends heavily on whether education can adapt to a rapidly changing world.
At Young Innovators, we believe all children are wired with the critical skills and mindsets that will make them successful in the future. Our programs offer a radically personalized way to preserve the mindsets and skills and help every child realize their untapped potential, ideas, and problem-solving capacities.
We do this by utilizing original songs, movements and individualized learning journeys to help shift the mindset of children from consumers to creators.
Testimonials
Jennifer Alberson
“This school is changing the way childcare is done. Innovative, empowering, and inspiring are just a few words to describe this school. Excited to see how things change!”
Katie Mitzner
“A wonderful home away from home for the kiddos, phenomenal staff, state of the art technology and 21st century curriculum. A gem, one of a kind, nurturing, environment.”
Courtney McGovern
“I couldn’t ask for a better learning environment for my son. Talented, dedicated educators & challenging but appropriate curriculum. Have grown to know and love the YIA team!”
FEATURED CLASS PROJECTS
Baby Product
At first, children conduct observations in the infant room. After gathering information, they work in small groups to ideate, create a prototype, and test it.
Emergency Supplies to Remote Areas
at first the class brainstorms ways to deliver food and supplies to a remote area. Children will learn about geography, physics and gravity by researching, ideating, prototyping and creating different solutions.
Wildlife Crossing
To begin with, the children learn about wildlife and how animals have adapted to live around human populations. They will determine how and what to build for animals to cross safely from one side of the street to the other.
Archaeological Tool
Children will encounter an interesting story about an old artifact buried in the school backyard. Eventually, the challenge is to dig it out without breaking it. Children will use their fine motor skills and learn some engineering tricks to create the perfect tool to dig out the hidden artifact.
Limited spaces Available!
