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Galileo bravely pointed his telescope toward the heavens, forever changing humanity’s understanding of the universe. In this museum, we hope to inspire children to sustain their natural curiosity, boldly explore the mysteries of the Earth and the cosmos, and cultivate a steadfast spirit of empirical inquiry.

Aligning with the U.S. Common Core State Standards (CCSS), this library celebrates the legacy of Mark Twain, whose works brim with American humor, a spirit of adventure, and keen social observation. This space will serve as the starting point for our students' reading journeys, allowing them to navigate a sea of books while cultivating boundless imagination and deep empathy.

Leonardo da Vinci was not merely a painter, but a visionary inventor. His legacy embodies our school’s approach to aesthetic education: going far beyond basic drawing techniques to encourage children to think outside the box. Here, students learn to seamlessly blend artistic beauty with interdisciplinary thinking, illustrating infinite possibilities.

Guglielmo Marconi enabled the human voice to cross oceans. In this broadcasting room, children will learn confident public speaking, bilingual broadcasting, and effective communication skills—empowering them to project their voices, ideas, and perspectives far and wide to the rest of the world.

Adults are only kids grown up, anyway." Walt Disney used his boundless creativity to bring joy to the world. This playroom will serve as a joyful sanctuary for children to release stress, learn interpersonal skills through play, and spark their limitless imaginations.

Martha Graham, the mother of American modern dance, broke free from the constraints of traditional ballet, transforming the human body into an instrument for expressing the deepest inner emotions. This studio encourages children to discover themselves through rhythm, exude confidence, and use their body language to dance with a unique, vibrant life force.

Symbolizing a vibrant and flourishing start to musical education, this room is where our namesake's spirit lives on. We hope children will experience the pure joy of ensemble playing here, cultivating their musical ear, team synergy, and an elegant artistic temperament.

Symbolizing a vibrant and flourishing start to musical education, this room is where our namesake's spirit lives on. We hope children will experience the pure joy of ensemble playing here, cultivating their musical ear, team synergy, and an elegant artistic temperament.

Grace Hopper transformed cold, machine-only codes into programming languages closer to human language, becoming the first pioneer to break the barrier between "human language" and "computer language." Naming this lab in her honor not only echoes the American educational ethos of advancing aesthetics alongside science, but also perfectly embodies our Liberal Arts philosophy—deeply fusing classical humanities and linguistic foundations with modern digital literacy.