Stratford School - Corning Avenue, Milpitas Campus
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Offering Kindergarten through Grade 5, Stratford School Milpitas Corning provides an unparalleled education where children are inspired to be creative problem solvers, innovators, and confident, compassionate leaders.
Our balanced approach in and out of the classroom ensures both academic success and personal development.
In the classroom, our curriculum intentionally instills STEAM rigor and academic excellence taught in a warm and caring environment.
Arts, music, character development, and physical activity round out the Stratford experience.
Beyond the classroom, Stratford encourages students to explore their individual passions through enrichment activities.
Our goal is to prepare and mentor students for admission to competitive high schools and colleges, and our students achieve outstanding results.
Evident at all our schools is the Stratford motto, "Summa spes, summa res," meaning "highest hopes, highest things.".
When is the application deadline for Stratford School - Corning Avenue, Milpitas Campus?
The application deadline for Stratford School - Corning Avenue, Milpitas Campus is rolling (applications are reviewed as they are received year-round).
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