Stone River AcademyStone River Academy

Developing CharacterInspiring LeadersTransforming Futures

Spanish–English Bilingual Immersion ASL-Enriched Learning

All Programs

3 – 4 years

Preschool Discoverers

Where projects, friendship and imagination become the shape of the day.

The preschool years are a season of stories, questions and beginnings. Children move through project work, art studios, gardens and small-group inquiry — always with an adult who listens more than instructs.

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7:30 AM – 5:30 PMRedmond · Bend
Preschool Discoverers

Ratio

1 : 8

Group size

16 children

Hours

7:30 AM – 5:30 PM

Campuses

Redmond · Bend

Signature Experiences

Reggio-inspired long-form projects and studio art

Nature journaling, gardening and outdoor inquiry

Trilingual literacy, storytelling and vocabulary in EN · ES · ASL

Curriculum

Four pillars, one unhurried day.

01

Project-Based Learning

Reggio-inspired long studies that follow the children's questions across weeks.

02

Emergent Literacy

Storytelling, phonological play, print-rich environment and family literacy nights.

03

Studio & Nature

Watercolor, clay, botanical journaling and Central Oregon field studies.

04

Community & Character

Grace, courtesy, conflict resolution, gratitude rituals and service-learning.

A Day in the Life

Rhythm, not schedule.

Every day is anchored in predictable, calming rhythms — with generous space for wonder, choice and rest.

  1. 1Multilingual morning meeting and Sign of the Week
  2. 2Long project blocks: art, science, storytelling, building
  3. 3Outdoor inquiry — river, tree, mountain and garden themes
  4. 4Emotion regulation practice and cooperative problem solving
  5. 5Reflective closing circle and family-shared learning moments
Frequently Asked

Questions parents ask us.

Is this a Montessori or Reggio program?

Neither exclusively. We honor both traditions and layer in nature-based inquiry and trilingual immersion.

Do you use screens?

No screens for children. All learning is hands-on, outdoor and relational.

How do you handle transitions to Pre-K?

Children move up when developmentally ready; families receive a written readiness plan.

How is progress tracked?

Portfolios, observation notes and biannual family conferences — never standardized testing.

Our Campuses

Two Central Oregon campuses.

Same philosophy, same trilingual foundation — each campus with its own character and light.

Open Monday – Sunday · 7:30 AM – 5:30 PM

Visit our classrooms in person.

A calm, unhurried private tour is the best way to feel what makes Stone River different.

Call (541) 604-0166