• The curriculum builds physical, intellectual, social, emotional, and communications skills. It promotes knowledge of Jesus Christ and His love and fosters growth in Christian living. It is developmentally appropriate for the specific ages we enroll in the various classes and prepares them for the primary grades by introducing the basic concepts of language arts and mathematics. Curiosity is stimulated by learning about God’s world and becoming acquainted with books and stories.

 

• Preschool teachers share information with parents daily, but written progress/evaluation reports are sent home in January and May, and a fifteen minute parent conference is scheduled once a year to review these reports and discuss progress.

 

• The Preschool Department provides parents with additional written material providing more detailed information about programs and curriculum.

 

 

 

• Our curriculum is dedicated to educating the whole child and incorporates National, State, and Christian learner outcomes. Our elementary program is academically oriented in that we stress the basics: language arts, science, social studies, mathematics, and fine arts. We give particular emphasis to reading, which is the key to all other learning. The aim is to challenge each child to reach his or her maximum potential, thus preparing them for productive and effective lives of Christian leadership and service. Instruction in Christian doctrine, as drawn from Scripture, is central to the curriculum.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

• The curriculum builds physical, intellectual, social, emotional, and communications skills. It promotes knowledge of Jesus Christ and His love and fosters growth in Christian living. It is developmentally appropriate for the specific ages we enroll in the various classes and prepares them for the primary grades by introducing the basic concepts of language arts and mathematics. Curiosity is stimulated by learning about God’s world and becoming acquainted with books and stories.

 

• Preschool teachers share information with parents daily, but written progress/evaluation reports are sent home in January and May, and a fifteen minute parent conference is scheduled once a year to review these reports and discuss progress.

 

• The Preschool Department provides parents with additional written material providing more detailed information about programs and curriculum.

 

 

 

• Our curriculum is dedicated to educating the whole child and incorporates National, State, and Christian learner outcomes. Our elementary program is academically oriented in that we stress the basics: language arts, science, social studies, mathematics, and fine arts. We give particular emphasis to reading, which is the key to all other learning. The aim is to challenge each child to reach his or her maximum potential, thus preparing them for productive and effective lives of Christian leadership and service. Instruction in Christian doctrine, as drawn from Scripture, is central to the curriculum.