Bob and Abby, proud parents of James (5) and Kellan (3) in Montgomery County, were on the verge of enrolling James in full-day Kindergarten when they stumbled upon a learning center offering a unique approach to education. This discovery ignited something unexpected in them, leading them on a journey to build a community of like-minded families ready to challenge the traditional education system. Their vision centers on returning children to learning through play and self-driven, project-based education, helping them grow in an environment that encourages curiosity, collaboration, and creativity.
In a world overwhelmed by screen addiction, social media, and growing mental health challenges, this shift is more crucial than ever. They’re focused on going back to basics—allowing kids to be kids, learning from one another, and fostering a sense of community. This isn't just about a new way to educate children; it's about creating a space where the entire family can thrive, evolve, and grow together.
Apogee Engage is at the heart of this movement, offering a unique opportunity for families to stay connected while pursuing individual and collective growth. It’s more than just a children's program; it's a place for mentorship, fitness, and educational opportunities for parents and kids alike. Bob and Abby believe that educating your children doesn’t stop when they turn five—it’s an ongoing journey for the whole family. Through Apogee Engage, parents can remain actively involved in their children’s learning and development while also nurturing their own growth.
With a focus on mentorship, Apogee Engage provides a platform where parents continue to lead, guiding their children not only in academics but also in life skills, fitness, and well-being. The community-oriented approach ensures that families are supported every step of the way, fostering a strong network where everyone learns and grows together.
At Apogee Engage, the goal is simple but powerful:
Do Good Things. Be Good Humans.
It’s a place where children can learn, explore, and lead through play, and where parents have the tools to guide them in their journey. Bob and Abby invite you to join them in this movement—a community that values education, leadership, and wellness for the whole family, now and into the future.
“It is hard to fail, but it is worse never to
have tried to succeed.”
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