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The American Emergent Curriculum (AEC) is a nonprofit curriculum and pedagogical organization based at The School House in East Northport, NY that supports hands‑on, project‑based learning for early childhood and elementary learners.
The American Emergent Curriculum (AEC) is presented as a nonprofit 501(c)(3) educational framework used at The School House. It is described as a hands‑on, project‑based approach that connects subjects through real‑world themes and extended work cycles for Pre‑K through elementary ages.
The AEC emphasises a structured work cycle, tactile materials, project‑ and problem‑based learning, integrated studio work (art, nature, design), and regular assessment to support mastery. The model highlights multi‑year cycles, uninterrupted work periods, experiential projects (for example seed‑to‑market garden projects), language immersion, and educator professional development tied to those cycles.
A reimagined middle school program for grades 7 and 8 focused on project work, independence and real‑world responsibility.
An after‑school sports program that focuses on movement, physical development, teamwork and sportsmanship through age‑appropriate athletic activities.
A seasonal farm stand run by learners that sells produce, eggs and learner‑made products; it operates on Thursdays during the growing seasons and is integrated with garden and project work.
A farm‑to‑table hot lunch service offered midweek; meals are prepared locally and served on Tuesdays and Wednesdays with seasonal sides, and families must register separately.
A structured, short‑term enrichment series designed to let learners explore specific disciplines or themes in depth; sessions are facilitated by educators or subject specialists and emphasise inquiry and applied learning.
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A Pre‑K through elementary program using the American Emergent Curriculum, presented as a non‑profit school program with mixed‑age classrooms and integrated project work.
A six‑week summer program for Pre‑K through 8th grade offering hands‑on, theme‑based outdoor and project work led by the school's educators; the camp runs on weekdays with daily programming and weekly themes.
An early childhood program for children 18 months to 3 years that emphasises sensorial exploration, movement, nature and practical life activities under the guidance of trained early‑childhood educators.
A six‑week summer program for toddlers that uses sensorial play, movement, nature and practical life activities led by trained early‑childhood educators.
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