It is with the happiest heart that I welcome our new Director, Donna Boyle! Donna joins us full time today, Monday, July 21! She is thrilled to return to the […]
Leading with a Smile: We Welcome Director, Ms. Donna Boyle! Read More »
Why private Kindergarten? I asked myself this in Spring 2013 over and over and over again. Growing up, there were no private Kindergartens as alternative options to public school, unless
All I Really Need to Know I Learned in Kindergarten! Read More »
Please join us Thursday, July 24th from 4-5:30p for our Kindergarten Information Session and Open House!
Kindergarten Info Session: 7/24! Read More »
Dear Lupine Lane Family, It is with absolute joy and excitement that I write to you today. After two long years of working to bring our new school building to
Returning to Our Roots: Ms. Lauren will be our Kindergarten Teacher, 2014-2015 Read More »
Please join us in celebrating our grand opening on Friday May 23rd at 6pm at 1001 Highlands Boulevard!
Lupine Lane Grand Opening Celebration Read More »
Hello! We are absolutely OVER THE MOON about the upcoming completion of our new school in Rough Hollow. This exciting transition means that it is now time to bid a
Lupine Lane Cottage for Sale! Read More »
Hey y’all! Happy, happy New Year! I hope everyone had an incredible Winter Break with your sweet peas! The kids truly make the holidays absolutely magical! We all had such
2014: The Year of The Lupine!!! Read More »
Goodness, there are so many things for which to be grateful–it does feel like a cornucopia, also known as “the horn of plenty”, overflowing with vibrant, harvested colors and shapes,
A Cornucopia of Gratitude! Read More »
Hello! Gosh, wasn’t Carrie Contey‘s discussion on Thursday evening at our school amazing!? Since I was introduced to her peaceful and accessible wisdom in 2009, I often visit her website
Carrie Contey and Giving Your Child Room to Grow Read More »
When I was seven years old, my family and I packed our suitcases to join my Father on yet another business trip. While my Dad had to work most of
Experiential Education Read More »
