About us

Research-Based Happiness

This system is a part of the US educational standards, which define the objectives of the educational process, and the amount of knowledge that the student must have in each class. This is not a detailed job scheduling. Elementary School is guided by Common Core Standards.

Mission

Students will need to develop curiosity, imagination, resilience and agency.

Common Core defines the quality and quantity of knowledge of the student, but not limited to teachers in the forms and methods of the educational process.

Students will need to develop curiosity, imagination, resilience and agency.

It’s estimated that 65% of the jobs our students will have don’t even exist yet.

Our history

Students will need to develop curiosity, imagination, resilience and agency.

The system of clear standards developed by teachers and parents at USA provides a level of knowledge required for students to be successful in higher education, in the career and life in general. Cozy English classrooms, attention to the needs of each student, professional and experienced teachers.

All this ensures high efficiency of the educational process at Elementary School. At the request of parents, children learn French.

Team

Our educators are seasoned progressive educators and leaders, designers, passionate learners.

Mathematics and logic are necessary to develop a scientific way of thinking and understanding of cause-and-effect relationships in the environment. Learn with me and enjoy!

Mathematics and logic are necessary to develop a scientific way of thinking and understanding.

Cozy English classrooms, attention to the needs of each student, professional and experienced teachers – all this ensures high efficiency of the educational process at Playroom Elementary School.

Playroom Elementary School has a team of native speakers. Teachers from the US create an English learning environment.

Thanks to the efforts of French teachers, children learn about the culture of France, English and other languages.

The language of communication between children and teachers Playroom Elementary School is English. State curriculum is taught in Ukrainian. At the request of parents, children learn French.

At the same time, the studding program in foreign languages systematically linked to language program.

Reading course helps children explore the world as well as the discipline of “The World Around Us”.

The discipline of“Cultural studies”. They help students to learn about the culture and history of different nations, nature events and processes.

Classes are provided every day, and each exercise is aimed at stimulating the work of different muscles.

In Playroom Elementary School, the number of children in the class is optimal for effective communications and training and is up to 10 kids.

Children may express themselves at various art studios. Topics classes are never the same amd in such way different skills are developed.

Testimonials

What our parents say

“A friend recommended it to me. After a few years of struggling with school refusal, depression, and anxiety at our local traditional middle school, my son came to me after only a few months of his freshman year in high school and said, “I just can’t do this.” For someone who had never homeschooled, Plaroom offered me an accredited solution in a box.”

— Annie, parent

“Great school!”

— Annie, parent

“I researched our many “home school” online options. We chose Acellus Academy because it seemed to be the best fit & it is accredited. And, boy, am I glad we did! My 5th-6th grade student has thrived <3 She loves it.”

— Annie, parent

“This program is amazing! My 7 year old was pulled from public school. He’s slightly gifted, but has issues with reading/writing at times. 4 months ago we pulled him to homeschool through Plaroom. I used a third party standardized test.”

— Annie, parent

“My daughter loves this program. She likes that she can work on it by herself and I like how much she is learning.”

— Annie, parent

“My daughter attended the same Elementary School for almost 5 years but by 4th grade she verbally expressed the school she once loved was not right for her anymore after the staff no longer was as understanding about her medical absences as before. She began Acellus only a little over a month ago and she absolutely loves it.”

— Annie, parent