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Although we have done our best to reasonably represent our school online, there is no substitute for the real thing.· Therefore, we would like to personally invite you to Tate’s to meet our staff, tour the campus, and experience the Tate’s difference for yourself.· Should you have questions or like to schedule a tour you may contact us by phone or e-mail.
To nurture and work with pre-school through fifth grade age children to promote academic excellence, assist in their intellectual development, and mentor them in their moral evolution to the point that they are capable of becoming successful, productive, accountable young men and women of sound character and reputation.
Ages 3 to 11 are the most formative years in a child's education. That's why Tate's has chosen to focus strictly on pre-K through fifth grade in order to prepare students of that age group with the foundation they need in order to achieve academic excellence as they move up the educational ladder.
It is not enough to simply provide students with rudimentary skills and pass them on to another grade level. While a solid base is crucial to future success, children must be positively challenged and taught how to surpass basic standards of accomplishment. As a result, all of our resources – instructional, personnel, campus, etc. are dedicated to bringing out the full potential of our student population to help them perform with a much higher degree of academic proficiency.
As part of our mission, we are also dedicated to assisting our students with their character development. Ethical behavior such as telling the truth, assuming personal responsibility, respect for authority, respect for fellow students, self discipline, punctuality, and other life skills are regularly taught. Consequently, discipline issues are extremely rare, as are negative influences.

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