09/08/2026
Physical health, movement, and outdoor time aren't extras at ALC. They're an essential part of the day.
Because children don't just need movement to develop real-world skills—they need it to feel good, regulate their energy, reset their brains, and be ready to learn and engage.
And when children play, they're also learning to solve problems, navigate conflict, communicate, take risks, make decisions, and try again when things don't go their way.
They're learning how to work with other people. How to handle frustration. How to make adjustments. How to lead.
That's why our squads spend 2+ hours outside every day.
Because learning doesn't only happen when you're sitting at a table. Children need space to move, play, explore, and figure things out—and those experiences help them become their best selves.