As a Community we Strive to

Work Hard, Find Joy
& Be Kind

Welcome to Tenacre

Every day at Tenacre begins with a handshake as the head of school greets arriving students. This act of trust and personal attention sets the tone for all that follows. At Tenacre, we embrace the elementary years.
 
As a Pre-K through Grade 6 coed school, we offer a dynamic and exciting environment in which children progressively develop critical thinking skills, become confident and joyful learners, and move forward into higher education and life as caring citizens.

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  • 205

    Total Students
  • 39

    Teachers
  • 26%

    Students of Color
  • Español

    Starts in Pre-K
  • 6

    Sports Offered
  • $1 mil

    Financial Aid

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  • First- and second-graders love the P.E. biking unit

    For the past two weeks, during P.E. class, all first- and second-graders have been participating in the annual bike-riding unit. First graders learn to ride a two-wheeler, while second graders learn more advanced riding and safety techniques, such as riding on grass or up hills. Parents dropped off bikes, and Tenacre provided additional bikes to use. P.E. instructors Stephen Jette and DaJaun Owens have been teaching safety lessons on bikes and scooters and helping students learn to ride two wheels. This program started in 2015 for first graders and has been a highlight ever since. In 2024, the P.E. department added second graders to this unit, which has also been a huge success.
  • Tenacre students dazzle in "Beauty and the Beast, Jr."

    Tenacre's fifth and sixth-grade students brought Disney's beloved Beauty and the Beast, Jr., to life this week in a highly anticipated musical production. After weeks of rehearsals, the young performers delivered two spectacular shows, with a third show to be scheduled for next week. From standout solo performances to beautifully choreographed ensemble numbers, the production was a true showcase of remarkable talent. Congratulations to the members of the fifth- and sixth-grade cast on this outstanding achievement!
  • Students learn about the forces of flight in hands-on project

    In science class, third graders have been learning about the four forces of flight (gravity, lift, thrust, drag). This week, they focused on the forces of drag and lift while building and testing gliders made from styrofoam plates. As they tested their designs, students collected data, made predictions, and practiced analytics. This exercise provided a hands-on way to manipulate the forces of flight.

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