The St. James' Episcopal School curriculum is current, interactive, interdisciplinary, and sequential, as it incorporates independent critical thinking with basic skills. Reflecting our diverse student population, our School strives for a multicultural learning environment. In addition, we maintain the academic standards of the mission statement while keeping in mind the developmental needs of children and recognizing that they learn in different ways. Our curriculum encourages a love of learning and recognizes that it is life-long.

Division Dialogue, Winter 2008
Division Dialogue, Spring 2009

Get to Know Everyday Mathematics
Understanding ERBs

Art
  Mr. Danenberg
Media Center
  Ms. McNamara
Music
  Mr. Casey
Physical Education
  Mrs. Brown and Mr. DiPasquale
Religion
  Father Koh
Science
  Ms. Yu
Spanish
  Ms. Casas
Technology
  Ms. Cefaly

The Director of Upper Elementary holds a meeting in October to discuss the secondary school admissions process. Parents of Sixth Graders are also invited to make individual appointments with the Head of School to discuss the admissions process.

Below are links to schools attended by many of our graduates.

The winning entries to the Husky Highlights Short Story Competition:

First Place: A Dragon's Tale by Soojean Han
Second Place: The Teacher Turneroo by Lynn Kim

 

Heaven Corona, Fifth Grade

Spring
A bee, like a fly,
So peaceful.

Like a butterfly
Flapping its wings.
So careful,
So careful.

I like bees
Because they
Buzz
Buzz
Buzz
Like a buzzer.
Vito Ameen, Second Grade

Joe Koo, Third Grade

An Easter Story
Once upon a time there was a bear and his friends. His friends were a fox and a turtle. Fox decided to make a party but Bear said, “We don’t have the Easter Bunny.” When Bear stopped talking, there was a voice. “A little help, everybody.” Said the Easter Bunny with Easter baskets. They helped him do his work.
Alexander Choi

For a copy of the current St. James' Magazine please email advancement@sjsla.org.