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Atonement prioritizes experiential learning. This means your child will learn from experience across subject matter as diverse as Math and Religion. The benefit of experiential learning is that it will enhance your child`s understanding of fundamental themes while equipping them to be independent thinkers and creative problems solvers. Experiential Learning will inspire your child`s curiosity, kick-start their imagination, enable them to learn at an accelerated pace, help them discover that unlimited, God-given potential within themselves.
Ultimately, Atonement`s Christian foundation and experiential approach will empower your child to become their best self, wherever life takes them.
My kids love this school. Their teachers are energetic and caring, and their clssmates are nice kids. We''ve never had a problem with this school and will keep our kids here until they graduate from the highest grade.
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