Empowering Your Child With Personalized, Hands-On Learning

What Makes Alma Learning Lab Different?

  • At Alma, your child will never feel like just another number. Our small class sizes allow us to truly know each student—what excites them, challenges them, and helps them thrive. 

  • Our classrooms bring together children from K-6th grade to foster collaboration and mentorship. Older students guide younger ones, while younger students bring fresh perspectives, creating a dynamic learning community. 

  • At Alma we focus on STEAM subjects—Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math. Through project-based learning, your child explores these subjects in ways that feel fun and meaningful. 

    YES, we also teach History/Social Studies and Language Arts as well!

  •  We don’t just teach theory—we bring learning to life by connecting it to real-world tasks and skills. Your child will practice problem-solving, teamwork, and critical thinking daily. 

  • At Alma, we prioritize emotional intelligence. Our curriculum integrates mindfulness, empathy-building, and conflict resolution to help your child develop skills that extend beyond academics. 

  •  From learning to prepare balanced meals to keeping their environment tidy, our students gain hands-on experience in the skills they’ll need to thrive as adults. These daily tasks also teach collaboration and respect for shared spaces. 

Our Daily Schedule

8:30 AM - 9:30 AM
Arrival and Choice Time

9:30 AM - 11:00 AM
Academics

11:00 AM - 12:00 PM

Lunch and Outside Play

12:00 PM - 3:00 PM

Enrichment, Mindfulness and Project-Based Learning

3:00 PM - 3:30 PM

Dismissal and Pick-up

Breaking Down STEAM

STEAM stands for Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math. It’s an educational framework that integrates these disciplines into a cohesive learning model based on real-world applications. By blending technical and creative fields, STEAM encourages critical thinking, problem-solving, collaboration, and innovation in ways that traditional subject-based teaching often cannot. 

Science

  • Encourages inquiry, exploration, and discovery.

  • Example projects: Conducting experiments, studying ecosystems, or observing chemical reactions.

Technology

  • Focuses on digital tools, coding, and understanding how technology shapes our world.

  • Example projects: Programming robots, designing animations, or creating digital art.

Art

  • Promotes creativity, self-expression, and the ability to think outside the box.

  • Example projects: Designing visual projects, exploring the artistic side of engineering, or creating functional art.

Engineering

  • Teaches how to design, build, and improve systems and structures.

  • Example projects: Building bridges, designing solutions to real-world problems, or exploring the mechanics of machines.

Math

  • Builds foundational problem-solving and analytical skills.

  • Example projects: Applying math concepts to budget planning, geometry in design, or analyzing data.

K-5th Full-Time

5 days per week

Our traditional school year program provides a well-rounded education through a combination of daily learning exercises, engaging discovery-based activities, and personalized instruction.

K-5th Part-Time

2-3 days per week

Our part-time program includes daily learning, engaging activities, and personalized instruction.

Kinder Club

(Ages 4.5–6)

Monday/Wednesday 9AM-12PM

Kinder Club is a gentle, curiosity-led morning program designed for early learners who thrive through play, creativity, and exploration — not pressure.

Inspired by Montessori principles and grounded in nature and hands-on learning, each session offers sensory-rich activities, outdoor time, storytelling, and themed exploration designed for ages 4½ to 6.

Whether you join us weekly or drop in when it works for your family, Kinder Club provides a welcoming, small-group setting that nurtures independence, confidence, and joyful learning.

Find the right fit for your family.

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