Paradise Valley Home to the Excellent Tesseract School

by Russ Lyonrealty There are a number of reasons that Paradise Valley homes are so highly sought after by families. Along with excellent public schools, the community is also home to several outstanding private schools. One of these is the Tesseract School.

Founded in 1988, the Tesseract School is a non-denominational, co-educational school for children in pre-school through high school. Boasting an overall student/teacher ratio of 8:1, the school has two campuses located around the corner from each other ? Upper and Lower campus.

Utilizing a multi-sensory, integrated approach to learning, Tesseract students are encouraged to develop their natural talents in areas including foreign language, numeric analysis, communication, written reflection, athletics and the arts. Grounded in the belief that learning does not begin and end in the classroom, middle school students regularly enjoy visits from guest speakers, participate in local field trips and take an annual curriculum-related class trip.

Meanwhile, Tesseract?s college-preparatory high school features an innovative, student-centered curriculum emphasizing cross-curricular connections, authentic learning and international exposure. Freshman study the foundations of civilization with hands-on experiences at historic landmarks, ancient ruins and museums. Sophomore year highlights science and math, showcased by a trip to research labs and universities in California. Juniors study foreign language and cultures, including class trips to China and South America, while senior year?s focus is on independent exploration and internal development.

If you are interested in an independent, private education and you are considering purchasing a home or residential real estate in Paradise Valley, Scottsdale, Phoenix or surrounding communities, you should take a look at the Tesseract School to see if it meets the needs of you and your family.

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