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The Naval Academy Primary School is dedicated to providing preschool and elementary school eduation in a nurturing environment at a reasonable cost for children of persons eligible for membership in the Association.
Small, structured classes, rarely exceeding 18 students per teacher, promote close interaction between teachers and children.
Small classes also provide flexibility to adapt individual lessons to challenge each child at his/her ability level.
Teachers work with students in all areas of development.
The preschool program provides children ages 3 to 5 with a positive school experience in a nurturing atmosphere.
The formal academic curriculum begins in kindergarten. Students in kindergarten through sixth grade benefit from a well-rounded curriculum, including language arts, mathematics, science, social studies, physical education, art, music, mindfulness, French (except for kindergarten), library, and computer skills.
Before- and after-school care are available along with various after-school extra-curricular programs.
Club or Organization: Chess Club, Coding Club, STEM Classes
Arts and Music Programs: Musicals
Recreational Athletic Programs: Girls on the Run, Hero Boys Running Club, Soccer Shots
School Notes
The Naval Academy Primary School is dedicated to providing
preschool and elementary school eduation in a nurturing environment
at a reasonable cost for children of persons eligible for
membership in the Association. Small structured classes, rarely
exceeding 18 students per teacher, promote close interaction
between teachers and children. Small classes also provide
flexibility to adapt individual lessons to challenge each child at
his/her ability level. Teachers work with the students in all areas
of development. The preschool program provides children ages 3 to 5
with a positive school experience in a nurturing atmosphere. The
formal academic curriculum begins in kindergarten. Students in
kindergarten through sixth grade benefit from a well-rounded
curriculum, including language arts, mathematics, science, social
studies, physical education, art, music, mindfulness, French
(except for kindergarten), library, and computer skills. Before-
and after-school care are available along with various after-school
enrichment programs.
I am a teacher at NAPS, but I am also a former parent. My two daughters attended NAPS and it was the best decision that we made when we moved to Maryland. Many of my neighbors would ask me why I was sending my children to a private school when I could be using the local elementary school. My answer was always this: I wanted my daughters to receive their foundation skills education at a school where they recognize and value the WHOLE child, not just academic performance. Small class sizes, a community of caring teachers and administration, a school culture of respect, civility, kindness and inclusion....these are just a few of the reasons why NAPS is a very, very special school. Many parents refer to NAPS as a hidden gem - we are that and known for helping our student shine!
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