ATC is conveniently located on the northeast corner of State Route 3 and Freeman Road in Westerville, approximately two miles north of Maxtown/Polaris.

School Hours:

Morning:  9:00 AM - 11:45 AM

Afternoon:  12:30 PM - 3:15 PM

All Day:  9:00 AM - 3:15 PM

Before and After Care Available

2024/2025 School Year:

August 28, 2024 - May 20, 2025

Based on Ohio Department of Educational Standards

Languages

• Reading and writing readiness are primary goals for all ages.
• Our literature-based programs utilizes both whole language and phonetic approaches.
• We seek to develop a life-long love for language, both oral and written.
• Handwriting Without Tears and Heggerty Phonemic Awareness curriculums are utilized to supplement instruction on letter formation and phonetics.

Science

• Science is taught through experimentation and exploration.
• We introduce developmentally appropriate, in-depth fields of study at each age. 
• We seek to foster the natural sense of wonder in children.

Mathematics

• Hands-on activities build understanding of mathematical relationships.
• Number sense is taught in a concrete manner using a ten frame model.
• Critical thinking skills are introduced and developed.

Social Studies

• We celebrate the diversity of the world along with the individuality of each student.
• Cooperative collaboration is taught throughout the curriculum.
• History and heritage are appreciated and woven into our programs.

Chapel - ATC students meet twice a month in the sanctuary for a short chapel service designed to inspire and build upon their faith in God. Chapel is led by the pastoral staff of Northside Fellowship Church.

Special Events - Our students participate in a variety of events through the year including our Fall Showcase, Spring Show, Homestead Day and Outside Fun Day.

Visual Art - Our art program is about the process. We explore the fundamentals of shape, color, pattern, texture, design and composition. ATC students are provided with opportunities to work with a variety of materials to create their own unique pieces.

Music - Each week students have opportunities to actively experience music using a variety of techniques and instruments. Music is often played during the day, as research suggests this helps the brain to respond in mathematical ways.

Science Exploration - Students will discover how science plays a part in their world. Some favorite topics include: incline planes, pulleys and levers, friction, life cycles, gravity, force and motion and healthy habits.

Fitness - This enrichment class is a great precursor to any type of athletic involvement and an excellent way to work on gross motor skills. It is a fun mix of music, stretching, tumbling, games, and creative expression.