TSH SPECIAL
PROGRAMS
Purpose-Built Pathways for Unique Learners.
No two children follow the same path—and our Special Programs are intentionally designed with that truth at the center. These experiences extend learning beyond the core day, offering specialized instruction, mentorship, and enrichment that respond to individual strengths, needs, and curiosities. From academic support to passion-driven exploration, each program reflects our belief that education should adapt to children—not the other way around.
JAM SESSION
Learner Enrichment Experiences
Designed to give Learners the space to explore disciplines, ideas and interest with depth, creativity and purpose.
The TSH JAM Session Program is a structured, short-term enrichment offering designed to deepen Learners’ engagement with specific academic disciplines, creative pursuits, or interdisciplinary themes. JAM Sessions provide focused, immersive learning experiences that allow students to explore ideas, skills, and concepts beyond the scope of the core curriculum while maintaining alignment with The School House’s pedagogical values.
Each JAM Session is intentionally designed and facilitated by Educators or subject-area specialists and may take place during designated periods throughout the school year. Programs emphasize active participation, inquiry, collaboration, and applied learning, giving Learners the opportunity to build confidence, extend mastery, and discover new interests in a supportive, developmentally appropriate environment.
JAM Sessions may focus on areas such as science, writing, the arts, problem-solving, entrepreneurship, or other areas of Learner interest. While the content varies by session, all JAM Sessions share a commitment to thoughtful preparation, purposeful instruction, and respect for each Learner’s individual pace and strengths.
LEARN MORE ABOUT JAM SESSION →
Spring Registration is Closed.
BLUE JAY ATHLETICS
Where Movement Builds Confidence.
An after-school sports program designed to help Learners move their bodies, grow their confidence, and soar—together.
At The School House, we believe movement is not a break from learning—it is learning.
Blue Jay Athletics is our after-school sports program designed to support physical development, teamwork, resilience, and joy through intentional, age-appropriate athletic experiences. Whether Learners are discovering a sport for the first time or building confidence through movement, this program meets them where they are and helps them grow.
Our approach prioritizes healthy movement over competition, confidence-building over pressure, and teamwork and sportsmanship over winning. Under the guidance of trusted Educators, Learners engage in a rotating mix of athletic activities that support coordination, strength, balance, and endurance, while also practicing communication, leadership, and perseverance.
This program is not about trophies or scoreboards. It is about helping Learners understand their bodies, challenge themselves, and experience the satisfaction that comes from effort, improvement, and shared success.
Like our Blue Jay mascot, Learners are encouraged to stretch their wings, try new things, and discover what their bodies can do in a supportive, energizing environment—one that celebrates movement, growth, and confidence long after the school day ends.
NOW PLAYING: BLUE JAY BASKETBALL
Registration for Basketball is closed.
UP NEXT: BLUE JAY SOCCER BEGINS MARCH 26TH.
Registration for Soccer is Open!
LEARN MORE ABOUT BLUE JAY SOCCER!
THE SHARED TABLE -
A MOMENT FOR PRACTICING GRACE & COURTESY
Building grace, courtesy & relationships.
Each Wednesday, The School House gathers for a school-wide Formal Lunch—bringing together our Primary, Elementary, and Middle School Learners around beautifully set tables.
White linen tablecloths, proper flatware and silverware, glasses, cloth napkins, and vases of fresh flowers transform lunch into a shared ritual rather than a routine. Learners dine alongside Educators, practicing good table manners and thoughtful etiquette in a setting that feels both elevated and welcoming.
More than a meal, Wednesday Formal Lunch is an intentional pause in the week—designed to foster meaningful conversation, strengthen relationships across age groups, and cultivate confidence, courtesy, and social awareness. It is a living expression of our belief that education extends beyond academics, and that how we gather, communicate, and care for one another matters.
At The School House, we don’t rush through lunch. We use it to build community.
THE SCHOOL HOUSE &
THE LITTLE HOUSE SUMMER CAMPS
A summer of adventure, real work, and joyful discovery — led by Educators and rooted in the same philosophy that guides our school year.
The School House Camp
For Pre-K through rising 8th grade
The School House Camp offers six weeks of hands-on summer experiences designed to keep curious minds active while delivering the freedom and joy of summer. Each week introduces a new adventure that invites campers to build, explore, create, and collaborate toward meaningful outcomes.
Unlike traditional camps run by seasonal counselors, our program is led by real Educators and rooted in the same nationally recognized curriculum philosophy that guides our school year. Campers stay academically engaged while learning practical skills through outdoor exploration, engineering challenges, teamwork, and creative problem solving.
What makes TSH Camp different:
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Led by Educators — not hired camp counselors
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Rooted in a nationally recognized curriculum
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Academically engaging while still feeling like summer
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Focus on real-world skills and hands-on learning
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Device-free environment that prioritizes human interaction
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Small group setting that builds strong friendships and teamwork
Families may enroll in all six weeks or choose individual weeks that fit their summer schedule.
The Little House Camp
For Learners ages 18 months to 3 years
The Little House Camp is a six-week summer program thoughtfully designed for toddlers, offering a gentle and joyful extension of The Little House experience.
In a nurturing environment guided by AMI-trained Educators, our youngest Learners explore the world through sensorial play, movement, nature, music, practical life activities, and creative expression. Days unfold at a developmentally appropriate pace that supports curiosity, independence, and early social connection.
Rather than overstimulation or screens, The Little House Camp focuses on real experiences that nurture early development and build confidence in the youngest Learners.
What makes TLH Camp different:
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Led by trained early childhood Educators
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Designed specifically for ages 18 months – 3 years
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Hands-on sensorial exploration and practical life activities
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Connection to nature, movement, music, and creativity
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Calm, nurturing environment that supports early independence
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Screen-free, developmentally appropriate programming
LEARN MORE ABOUT TSH CAMP →
Registration is Open!
LEARN MORE ABOUT TLH CAMP →
Registration is Open!
FARM-TO-TABLE HOT LUNCH PROGRAM
Nourishing Growing Minds
Our Hot Lunch Program offers Learners warm, wholesome midweek meals prepared with care to support healthy bodies, focused minds, and meaningful school days through a thoughtful farm-to-table approach.
Served on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, the program is designed to provide Learners with a nourishing lunch made from seasonal ingredients and prepared in a way that is both thoughtful and child-friendly. Meals are prepared locally by Chef Celene, “The Recipe Therapist,” and reflect the same intentionality that defines every part of The School House experience.
Each enrolled Learner receives a complete lunch that includes a protein, a starch, and a seasonal vegetable. Families select one protein option for the full session, while sides rotate weekly based on seasonality and availability. The result is a lunch experience that feels warm, dependable, and rooted in quality food that supports the rhythm of the school day.
More than a convenience, the program is an extension of our values: care, nourishment, and thoughtful preparation for children. It offers families an easy way to provide a satisfying lunch option while giving Learners the comfort of a freshly prepared meal shared in community.
Parents must register their Learner for the Hot Lunch Program separately from annual TSH enrollment. The program is billed as an additional per-session cost beyond tuition.