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About Our School
The Angela Day School is a tuition free public charter school. We are a parent and teacher led holistic progressive education laboratory style school offering experiences in outdoor and farm based learning. Our vision for this school was born out of a desire to provide children with a warm and caring learning environment, reflective of the diversity of our community. We set out to design a school with an antiracist, holistic, and child centered curriculum to meet the needs of all children. We utilize progressive education principles as a framework, and add in the rich and varied experiences of humankind, to come up with a truly equitable and inclusive community school. Join us as we work to create the kind of school every child, regardless of ability, ethnicity, or socio-economic status should have access to and be able to attend. This is the education our children deserve.
AN INTERVIEW WITH THE FOUNDER
Listen in as founder, Dianna Myles, speaks with SooJin Pate, the host of the Antiracist Parenting Podcast, about what sets The Angela Day School apart.
Angela Day at a Glance
21
Average Class Size
Montessori, Waldorf, Reggio and Dewey Inspired
Holistic Progressive Approach
Antiracist Curriculum
Antiracist and Critically Sustaining Teaching Practices
Play Based Kindergarten
Delayed Formal Academics Until the Start of 1st Grade
Kyushoku Inspired Food Program
Farm to Table Breakfast and Lunch
Forest School
Outdoor Classrooms from Kindergarten through High School
Spanish Bilingual
Multilingual Language Learning Including Spanish Bilingual Immersion and More
Fall 2023
Opening Date
Farm School
Authentic Place Based Learning on a Farm.
Learning is not a race. We meet each child where they are because every child’s path is unique to their needs and abilities.
Find out what makes us different.
WHO IS ANGELA?
Our school’s name is steeped in the history of over 400 years of slavery.
HER STORY IS OUR STORY
What People are Saying
“This school is what the community needs in the time of healing, social justice, and land acknowledgement.”
What People are Saying
“I would love to see a school in my community that is anti-racist, inclusive, that prioritizes quality education and considers the whole student.”
What People are Saying
“For years I've been hoping to see schools with more explicitly inclusive, anti-racist curriculums and mission statements... We need more schools that challenge this malevolent numbness before it can begin. Adulthood is too late to start THINKING about maybe being less racist.”
What People are Saying
“I'm thrilled to hear of a school that's working to blend social, environmental, racial, and economic justice the best pedagogical practices from several educational philosophies. This is just what our children, families, and communities need!”
What People are Saying
“As a former educator turned therapist I ...wish there was a public school option that offered a curriculum that aligns with what we appreciate about child development...I hope it can serve as a model of what is possible for our children and families in the public education sector.”
What People are Saying
“This school is what the community needs in the time of healing, social justice, and land acknowledgement.”
What People are Saying
“I would love to see a school in my community that is anti-racist, inclusive, that prioritizes quality education and considers the whole student.”
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Our Inspiration
We were inspired by schools with strong progressive education programs that matched our values.
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Get in touch with us.
info@theangeladayschool.org
(952) 373-1629
