Stonebrook is Murfreesboro's only Reggio Emilia–inspired school. It's a philosophy that starts with a simple belief: children are natural learners who deserve to be seen, heard, and trusted from their very first day.
In the Reggio approach, families are essential. Every family brings a unique perspective that enriches the classroom, and we actively welcome parents into the life of the school.
Through documentation, conversation, and shared experiences, you'll stay connected to what your child is discovering, and you'll be able to carry that learning home in ways that reinforce it every day.
It's an early-learning philosophy that treats children as capable, curious individuals who learn best by exploring their own interests. Instead of a fixed curriculum, learning emerges from what genuinely fascinates each child, guided by observant teachers.
Absolutely. Child-led, project-based learning builds strong critical thinking, communication, and social skills, along with the academic foundations children need. Learn more on our Kindergarten Readiness page.
It's a Reggio idea that children express understanding in countless ways, through art, music, movement, dramatic play, building, and more. We provide rich materials and experiences so children can learn and communicate in whatever "language" fits them best.
