Our program goals for you child are to:
• Increase knowledge, improve skills, and develop desirable habits and attitudes
• Promote awareness of the world around us
• Provide a feeling of success, a sense of happiness and self-confidence
• Develop security, growing independence, self-expression and self-control
• Create a conducive social climate where problem solving ideas are explored and the teacher acts as a guide and a source of further knowledge
• Establish a foundation of Christian beliefs
We are committed to providing a loving, safe, and Christian environment for children to explore their understanding of self, others, and God.
Mission & Goals - Our weekday preschool at First Presbyterian Church offers a
Christian environment which cares for the child's physical, mental, social and
emotional development. Our program is designed to give quality opportunities
by creating an atmosphere of mutual understanding, cooperation and respect.
Christian environment which cares for the child's physical, mental, social and
emotional development. Our program is designed to give quality opportunities
by creating an atmosphere of mutual understanding, cooperation and respect.
Weekday Preschool
For more information on the Weekday Preschool, contact Susan Daugherty at 949-8366.
Facility
Spacious ground floor classrooms have sinks child-size tables and chairs, play areas, windows, developmental toys and books. Bathrooms are attached or located near each classroom and the two-year-olds have access to a changing table.
For inclement weather, the preschool has two indoor large indoor play areas, an outside playground with access to a large field, a fellowship hall for special occasions and a beautiful Sanctuary for Bible class and programs.
Age Requirements
A child must be two, three, or four years of age
by September 30th of the beginning school year
in order to enter a specific class. Two year olds do not need to be toilet trained to attend, however,
we do encourage three year olds to be toilet trained or at least attempting it. Four year olds must be toilet trained.
by September 30th of the beginning school year
in order to enter a specific class. Two year olds do not need to be toilet trained to attend, however,
we do encourage three year olds to be toilet trained or at least attempting it. Four year olds must be toilet trained.
