LITTLE LEARNERS ACADEMY

After School Plus is a dedicated program designed to enrich the lives of children through a comprehensive after-school experience. Serving students from diverse backgrounds, including those with varying learning needs, the program focuses on providing tailored support that fosters academic, social, and emotional growth. With an emphasis on homework help, students benefit from specialized instruction that allows them to complete assignments efficiently while building confidence in their abilities. The program also features low student-to-teacher ratios, ensuring that each child receives personalized attention in a nurturing environment. In addition to academic support, After School Plus offers a variety of extracurricular activities that cater to a wide range of interests. From engaging sports programs to creative arts initiatives, partnerships with local organizations like Dance Arts Greenville and Greenville Gymnastics enhance the enrichment opportunities available. Personalized tutoring sessions are also available, allowing for focused assistance tailored to each child's unique learning needs. What truly sets After School Plus apart is its commitment to creating a safe and supportive community for families. The program emphasizes strong partnerships with parents and guardians while providing convenient transportation options for peace of mind. With its holistic approach to after-school care and an array of enriching programs, After School Plus stands out as an exceptional choice for families seeking a well-rounded experience for their children.

Mauldin High School serves grades 9 to 12 for Greenville County Schools on East Butler Road in Mauldin. Our course catalog runs from college prep and honors classes through Advanced Placement and dual enrollment, and more than 60 of our teachers hold an AP endorsement. We also have 58 teachers trained in gifted and talented education. Student life is busy. Our robotics team competes at district events, the Mavettes dance team has performed in the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade, and students take part in Youth in Government, Student Council, National Honor Society, Beta Club and the Rotary-supported Interact Club. Our Navy JROTC unit logs community service hours every year alongside its training. Athletics are a big part of the school, with teams in football, soccer, baseball, softball, basketball, volleyball, swimming, tennis, cross country and cheer. Students who want career and technical training can attend the Golden Strip Career Center, and students in grades 8 to 11 can apply to the district's Fine Arts Center for programs such as jazz studies, recording arts and theatre design.

Mallika Vejay opened a Montessori classroom for her son and one other child in 1977. That small start grew into the Montessori School of Mauldin, which she still leads at 205b East Butler Road. Today, families can enter the program in infancy and continue through sixth grade. Vejay holds AMI Primary certification, and the school's Primary teachers hold AMI or AMS Primary certification. Infants explore with close attention from teachers, while toddlers build vocabulary, friendships and self-help skills through conversation, art and play. Children ages 3–6 move into Primary classrooms, where they work with Practical Life and Sensorial materials and study language, math, geography, botany and culture. Elementary students in grades 1–6 take on projects in small groups and investigate history, geometry, biology, music, art and Spanish. After school, children from this campus and nearby elementary schools can do supervised homework, eat a snack and spend time indoors or outdoors with peers. Summer brings local and regional field trips and visiting guests. Families can arrange a tour or ask about the infant, Primary and elementary programs at info@mauldinmontessori.com.