What does FSS mean in SCHOOLS

Florence Sawyer School provides a comprehensive education for our students ranging from pre-kindergarten through grade 8. Our educational program includes core subjects of English, Math, Science and Social Studies as well as World Language (Spanish), Art, Technology and Physical Education.

Yes! We provide a range of after-school programs to engage our students in fun, educational activities that are tailored to their interests. These include sports teams, music lessons and clubs such as Math Olympiads and Robotics.

Registration is open all year round and can be done online or by paper application. Please visit our website for more information on how to apply.

Yes, foreign applicants must meet the same admissions criteria as domestic applicants but also need to provide proof of English language proficiency and an evaluation of their previous school transcript translated into English.

Yes, students are required to wear uniforms every day which consists of navy blue pants or skirt with a white polo shirt or Oxford style blouse with a school logo patch. Please visit our website for more details about the dress code policy.

At Florence Sawyer School we use various methods to assess student performance such as class work, quizzes, tests and projects in order to create an accurate overall picture of each student's progress and skill level in different subject areas.

Yes, we recognize that different students may have unique learning needs that require individualized attention outside the regular classroom setting. We offer specialized instruction on an individual or small-group basis depending on the needs of the student.

At Florence Sawyer School we prioritize safety above all else so we ensure only authorized personnel are allowed on campus with strict security measures including ID verification before entering the building during school hours, electronic door access systems during after school hours and regular drills in case of emergency scenarios such as fire drills or lockdown exercises.

Parent-teacher conferences take place twice a year — once in fall and once in spring — where parents can meet with teachers to discuss their child's academic progress as well as other concerns related to their child's education at the school.