In today’s fast-paced world, creativity isn’t just a nice-to-have skill –it’s essential for success and personal fulfillment. At LeafSpring Schools, we believe that every child has a wellspring of imagination waiting to be tapped.  Let’s explore seven strategies that complement our PLAYWORKS© and INSPIRED curriculums and expand on the imaginative learning your child experiences in […]

The leaders of tomorrow require a robust set of skills that will enable them to navigate complex challenges, foster innovation, and inspire others. Our accredited team of educational leaders recognized this need and responded with INSPIRED, our proprietary leadership program. INSPIRED isn’t just a program; it’s our promise to nurture the whole child. This curriculum […]

Summer vacation is a perfect opportunity to blend fun with education. There’s plenty of fun in the sun to be had over the next few months (be sure you’re ready for it, though!) However, many parents face a familiar dilemma: how to keep young minds active during summer break without sacrificing the fun.  The secret […]

Ready for a year of nonstop fun and firsts? Understanding and anticipating key moments allows you to celebrate your child’s progress and provide the right support at each stage. Their brain is developing rapidly, and it’s essential to take advantage of any resources available. At LeafSpring Schools, our Nursery School is designed to nurture and […]

As allergy season heats up, your little ones may show cold-like symptoms. Allergies and colds can cause symptoms like sneezing, coughing, or running nose. So, how can you tell the difference? With the Get Well Place, your child will be cared for in a comfortable and child-friendly environment. Staffed by a medical professional, the Get […]

    Summer camp is a memorable experience for most adults. Exploring the outdoors, making new friends, and laughing with other campers and counselors is what summer is all about. We’re proud to offer our Camp Blue Sky program at every LeafSpring School. Camp Blue Sky is a fast and fun summer day camp with […]

The best way to make the holidays brighter is by reducing stress, yours and your family’s.   Below are some suggestions of ways to do that.     Accept imperfection. Acknowledge that things may not always go as planned. Unexpected things do come up. Give yourself permission to reduce expectations and allow yourself grace with […]

Why and How You Should Reduce Your Child’s Daily Screen Time Using electronics has become a regular part of our everyday routine. Whether it be to study or play, electronics are everywhere. While embracing technology isn’t bad and video games have their benefits, prolonged exposure to screens can have negative effects on a child’s mental […]

Welcome to the new school year for each child and each family. While it is exciting, it may also be scary for young children. For a child, it can be some of the same anxiety that adults experience when starting a new job. They are figuring out a new environment, getting to know new teachers, […]

With summertime comes outdoor activities like bicycles and skateboards. Any wheeled activity should include a safety helmet. Start your child’s routine of wearing a helmet early, when they are young. The best encouragement for children to wear a helmet is when they see their parents setting a good example by wearing one when they ride. […]

  “Juneteenth is a reminder that emancipation was not one moment in time: the news about the Emancipation Proclamation (which outlawed slavery within Confederate states) and the Thirteenth Amendment (which abolished slavery throughout the country) came to African Americans in different parts of the United States at different times,” said University of Pittsburgh historian Alaina […]

Slowing Down Whenever I show video clips from Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood at a professional development workshop, I often ask, “What messages did you hear in it?” Usually teachers talk about “what” Fred said or did. But I remember a teacher who told me she found a lot to learn from “how” Fred said and did things. What […]