
| Our Lutheran Preschool believes that by providing a feeling of security and success in all areas of development including, social, emotional, physical, spiritual and mental, for each child through loving teachers and a Christ centered environment , we empower young children to grow at their own pace. The resulting self-confidence is essential to success in kindergarten and future learning experiences. |
| It is our goal to prepare children for kindergarten. This will be accomplished through the development of the necessary skills needed to be successful in the kindergarten setting. These necessary skills include communication, self-help, fine and gross motor, and language skills. Mastering these skills will help the children to achieve social and academic competence and will allow each child to experience the joy of their preschool years and develop a love of learning. |
| Our Lutheran Preschool follows the Brockport Central School schedule with some exceptions. School Orientation is held the second week of September and classes begin the following week. St. John Preschool ends the second week in June. When Brockport Central School is canceled, we will be closed also. You may listen to WHAM (1180AM) radio station for school closings. |
| Registration begins in February and continues until the classes are full. There is a $75.00 non-refundable registration fee due at that time. Prekindergarten tuition is $950.00 for the three day program and $1300.00 for the five day program. The three year old class tuition is $750.00. Payment plans are available. |
| Monday, Wednesday, and Friday 9:00 a.m.-11:30 a.m. Monday - Friday 12:30 p.m.. - 3:00 p.m. |
| Tuesday and Thursday 9:00A.M. - 11:30A.M. |
| Daily Schedule: Free time Fine motor activity Circle time Snack time Small group/center time Large motor activity Show and Share Jesus time Dismissal |
| Daily Schedule: Free time Fine motor activity Circle time Snack time Small group/center time Large motor activity Show and Share Jesus time Dismissal |
| Prekindergarten Curriculum To be successful in the kindergarten classroom, we at St. John Lutheran Preschool believe the following skills, knowledge, and experience as appropriate goals for young children entering kindergarten. Therefore, the curriculum components for the prekindergarten, a kindergarten readiness program, are designed to help the students become acquainted with the following skills: Social-emotional skills Communication skills Self-help skills Fine and gross motor skills Language readiness skills Specific readiness skills include but are not limited to: Recognize name address, and telephone number Recognizing and generating rhymes and patterns Recognition of colors Ability to manipulate clothing Count to twenty Recognition of and ability to print own name Recognition of letters of the alphabet Recognition of functions of the calendar Ability to listen Capable of self-expression Children will progress at individual rates and will not be expected to master all material presented. |
| Three Year Old Curriculum The curriculum for the 3 year old program is designed to be a positive first learning experience in a developmentally appropriate setting. During this time a child is in his or her peak learning. A positive self-image is necessary to help ensure future educational success. The children will become acquainted with the following skills: Recognition of names Recognition of colors Practice with buttons, zippers, snaps Count to ten Recognition of numbers 1-5 Recognition of shapes Listening exercises Self-help habits Language experience Eye-Hand coordination exercises Children will progress at individual rates and will not be expected to master all material presented. |
| The three year old classes are staffed by one certified teacher and teaching assistants when appropriate. |
| The prekindergarten classes are staffed by one certified teacher and teaching assistants when appropriate. |
| Class size is structured to assure the highest quality of individual attention for each child. |
| Class size is structured to assure the highest quality of individual attention for each child. |
| Train up a child in the way that he should go, and when he is old he will not depart from it. Proverbs 22:6 |
| contact the Preschool / Daycare Director Kathy Gaffney |
| Learn about the "Early Childhood Program" staff in the February 2009 Messenger |