Seacoast Charter Academy

🚨NOW ENROLLING — LIMITED VPK SPACES AVAILABLE🚨

They’re only little once… give them the strongest possible start! ❤️

At Seacoast Charter Academy, our Full-Day VPK program goes beyond the basics with:

🎵 Music
🎨 Art
🇪🇸 Spanish
🏃 PE
📚 Library

Plus a strong academic foundation designed to prepare children for Kindergarten and lifelong success.

We believe in teaching the whole child—academically, socially, emotionally, and creatively.

⏳ Spaces are filling quickly!

📞 Call today for more information or to schedule a tour before seats are gone. 904.562.4780

Your child’s future starts here. 🌟

Every child deserves a place where they feel seen, supported, and inspired to succeed. 💙

At Seacoast Charter Academy, we combine high-quality education, innovative technology, and hands-on learning opportunities to help students reach their full potential.

Now enrolling VPK–5th Grade!

🌟 Learn. Grow. Succeed. Together.

Try a tasty science experiment

Scientists know that while some areas of the tongue may be more sensitive to certain flavors than others, people can still taste the flavors all over the tongue. Try this experiment together: Put a little sugar on different parts of your child's tongue. Does it taste sweeter in some places than others? Repeat with lemon juice, salt and unsweetened chocolate. Can your child identify the places on the tongue that are most sensitive to sweet, sour, salty and bitter flavors, or do they taste the same all over? Then, have your child suck on an ice cube and repeat the experiment. Does it make a difference?

Daily Tips for Families For a long time, people believed that different parts of the tongue were responsible for tasting certain types of flavors. But now, scientists know that while some areas may be more sensitive than others to certain flavors, people can still taste them all over.

Help your child set a weekly learning goal

Having students set a weekly learning goal can motivate them to aim high and keep trying. It can also help families make sure students stay on track. Have your child choose a goal and post it on the refrigerator. Then, talk about what steps your elementary schooler will take to reach it. For example, a child who wants to finish a book could decide to read two chapters per day. During the week, check on your child's progress. If problems arise, help your child brainstorm possible solutions.

Daily Tips for Families Setting weekly goals encourages students to take more responsibility for their learning, and helps families make sure their students stay on track.

Your child learns when you think out loud

Children learn by watching adults. And when you talk about what you are thinking and doing, you make it easier for your child to learn. If you are cooking, for example, you might say, "I'm looking for a cake recipe. I don't have time to read all the recipes in this cookbook, so I'm going to turn to the index in the back. Here under the letter C is a recipe for chocolate cake." Your child will see how useful an alphabetized index is.

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Su niño aprende cuando usted piensa en voz alta

Los niños aprenden al observar a los adultos. Y cuando usted dice en voz alta lo que está pensando y haciendo, ayuda a su hijo a aprender. Si está cocinando, por ejemplo, podría decir, "Estoy buscando la receta de un pastel. No tengo tiempo para leer todas las recetas de este libro, entonces voy a mirar el índice que está al final. Aquí, bajo la letra P, está la receta de un pastel de chocolate". Su niño verá lo útil que es el índice alfabético.

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Consejo del día A lo largo del día, usted probablemente tome muchas decisiones rápidas basadas en su capacidad de leer y escribir. Si piensa en voz alta cuando toma estas decisiones, ayudará a su niño a aprender más sobre estas habilidades escolares importantes.

Ask questions that encourage self-improvement

If you say, "You could do better" when your child does a half-hearted job on an assignment, your child may hear, "You're not good enough." You don't need to praise your elementary schooler for a poor effort. But to motivate, it helps to begin by saying something positive about the work. Then ask, "Are you satisfied with your work? Do you think the assignment reflects the effort you put in? What would you do differently next time?" It's possible your child will say, "I could do better."

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Practice reading skills when watching movies

Want to strengthen your child's reading skills in a different way? Try "reading" a movie together. As you watch, encourage your elementary schooler to ask questions. Talk about the characters. Ask your child to predict what will happen next. When the movie is over, point out connections between the story and your child's experiences, and discuss what your student liked or didn't like, and why. Then, remind your child to approach books this same way.

Daily Tips for Families Reading helps children think and learn new things. But reading books isn’t the only way for kids to get these benefits. Another fun way to promote thinking and learning is to ask your child to “read” a movie.

Please make a note of the dismissal time changes for this half day of school! We hope all of our Eagles have an amazing, safe, and fun summer break! ☀️🦅

Motivate your child to behave well

Effective discipline teaches and motivates children to behave well. Help your elementary schooler understand your rules and the consequences for breaking them. Then, enforce them consistently. Just as importantly, appreciate your child's efforts and positive behavior. And above all, make it clear that you always love your child, even when you don't love your child's behavior.

Daily Tips for Families The purpose of effective discipline is to teach children how to behave properly. To encourage the behavior you want to see:

Our 5th Grade Safety Patrol traded posts for bowling pins and arcade wins today! 🎳🕹️ From the party bus ride to laser tag battles and nonstop laughter, this celebration was well deserved. These students have shown responsibility, leadership, and kindness all year long, and we couldn’t be prouder of the way they’ve represented our school. What a fun way to celebrate an amazing year together! ⭐