Carden Arbor View School:
Located in Upland, California, the Carden Arbor View School is a private, independent, non-profit, non-sectarian school that follows the Carden Teaching Method. Accredited by the California Association of Independent Schools, the school has served children in kindergarten through eighth grade since 1981. Our mission is to provide the highest quality education using the Carden curriculum and philosophy - to educate with joy, growth, enthusiasm, dignity, and respect. This Mission includes providing a moral and spiritual atmosphere for each child which builds on family values.
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Carden Arbor View School embraces the curriculum developed by Miss Mae Carden (1894-1977) during the mid-twentieth century. Currently used by over 80 schools across the United States and adopted by other countries as an effective method for teaching English language and grammar, the Carden curriculum is designed to address the development of the whole child, combining high academic standards with high expectations in personal and character development.
Reading, writing, spelling, language arts, mathematics, science, social studies, poetry, French, and handwriting make up the core academic program in kindergarten through eighth grade.
In addition to this strong academic program, Carden Arbor View School provides instruction in music, art, computer science, physical education, and motor development. High school level Spanish instruction is offered as an elective in eighth grade. Depending upon the grade level and subject, students spend between 25% and 75% of their instructional time in small groups.
In addition to the academic curriculum, our students participate daily in a school prayer, a thoughtful meditation on appropriate attitudes and behavior, a recitation of the Pledge of Allegiance, and a patriotic song. At every grade level these activities are integrated with carefully chosen curricular materials to provide the building blocks for instilling in our students the value of harmonious and purposeful living and learning.
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