Preschool / Pre-Kindergarten
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Join us for our Open House
Thursday, March 13, 2025, 5:30 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. -
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Preschool
Students learn through play-based activities that are age appropriate. Students have circle time, prayer, story time, snack time, outdoor play, and a variety of educational activities that prepare children for pre-kindergarten and beyond.
SCHEDULE - THREE OPTIONS DAILY FROM 12:00 P.M. TO 3:00 P.M.
- 2 days: Tues/Thurs
- 3 days: Mon/Wed/Fri
- 5 days: Monday through Friday
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pre-kindergarten
The focus of the program is on kindergarten readiness and growth in virtue:
SCHEDULE - TWO OPTIONS
- Phonemic awareness using the Haggerty program
- Fine motor skills for handwriting readiness
- Introduction to letter names, sounds, and numbers
- Listening skills and following directions
- Prayer time, Bible stories
- 5 mornings a week: 7:45 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.
- 5 full days a week: 7:45 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
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Preschool Pricing2025 - 2026 School year
2 Day Preschool Weekly - $30 Yearly - $1080 3 Day Preschool Weekly - $36 Yearly - $1300 5 Day Preschool Weekly - $50 Yearly - $1800
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Pre-kindergarten pricing2025 - 2026 school year
Mon - Fri AM Weekly - $50 Yearly - $1800 Full Day Mon-Fri Weekly - $116 Yearly - $4200 Monthly Payment Plans Available
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A Christ-centered, safe, and loving environment.
Each of us is two parts: body and soul. Our program fosters both.
BODY: Children learn through play and age-appropriate activities. The daily structure keeps children engaged and active. Students go from prayer to reading together, to creating, to playing outside.
SOUL: We encourage positive social interactions. Students learn to share, socialize, and treat each other with respect. Our focus is on the whole child. Virtues are formed through example and consistent positive reinforcement. Prayer begins and ends our days. We provide a positive, safe, structured, and Christ-centered environment for your child.
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The values you’re working on with your child day-by-day at home are fostered here, too.
We begin with the end in mind. We ask ourselves, “What qualities do we want to see in a high school graduate?” Then, we work backward.- What should we encourage in our eighth graders?
- What should we foster in fifth grade?
- How can we best help our first graders to grow?
- What should we inspire in our preschoolers?
As your child plays, learns and spends their days in preschool, you want to be sure it is the best around.
Rest assured that we have the long-view covered.
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