Apple School kids know how to party — even in their pajamas! 
From giggles to games to snuggly stories, our Pajama Party was the coziest, coolest celebration ever. 
Because at Apple School, learning and laughter always go hand in hand (sometimes in slippers
At Apple School, our little stars are working hard, practicing the powerful and joyful Ukrainian folk dance Hapak for their graduation performance. Watching our American children embrace this beautiful tradition with so much love, energy, and respect—it’s simply unforgettable.
This dance is more than just movement. It’s a gift. A gift of support, of friendship, of unity—from our children to all Ukrainian children, near and far.
Just a little preview of our rehearsal… and a big reminder of how much love lives in the hearts of our kids.
Our Red Apples class had the joy of welcoming Vartan back for another inspiring visit!
He once again brought the world of pharmacy to life with a fun, hands-on lesson. Vartan read a fascinating book , brought pretend pharmacy items, and even turned it into a math activity — the children counted toy pills into little pretend prescription bottles.
To top it off, each child received a pen shaped like a giant pill — a fun and memorable gift! The kids were so engaged and especially curious about safety.
Thank you, Vartan, for your time, creativity, and for being such an involved and inspiring part of our Apple School community. We’re grateful for all our parents who make learning magical.
Our little stylists have been dreaming of this moment — and today, their first client was… the school director! 
With tons of laughter and excitement, the kids gave me the full makeover: wild hair, unicorn makeup, and all the sparkle in the world. They were jumping, cheering, and having the best time ever!
At Apple School, the director isn’t just the director — she’s also a friend who says “yes” to fun and imagination.
Thank you, my sweet artists, for the most unforgettable makeover!
One of our sweet students and their wonderful family picked apples from their very own tree at home and brought so many to share with all the children and teachers! 
We enjoyed these juicy, crisp apples with big smiles and happy hearts. Thank you for thinking of us and spreading such kindness!
At Apple School, we always say — our students are little apples too.
Our wonderful mom Milana amazed us all with an out-of-this-world Space Project! 
She brought an incredible model of the planets, showed cosmic visuals on the ceiling, read a book, and explained everything about space in the most engaging way. Each child chose and colored their own planet, and at the end, Milana gave each of them a thoughtful gift.
This isn’t the first time Milana has brought her light to Apple School — she has visited many classrooms, across different age groups, always with the same love, generosity, and creativity. With three kids at Apple School, her dedication means the world to us. 
Thank you, dear Milana and your amazing family. Your time, energy, and love for our school touch all of our hearts. 
Every classroom — from our youngest learners to our big Kindergarteners — created their own special project to celebrate Independence Day! 
From majestic eagles and festive firework art to flag-colored balloons and red, white, and blue ice cream collages, our kids proudly showed their love for America through creativity and joy.
We’re so proud of each student and every teacher who made this celebration so meaningful. Enjoy the day, celebrate the freedom, and know that Apple School is celebrating right along with you!
Today we released our butterflies into the world after almost two weeks of love and care! 
This life cycle project, made possible by our amazing Eugene and his wonderful parents, Boris and Natasha, showed our kids how a caterpillar becomes a butterfly. What a magical experience!
Watch this special moment with our incredible Tom. 
At Apple School, we’re always creating hands-on, meaningful projects — and there’s so much more to come!
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