​Our preschool curriculum encourages children to develop socially, intellectually, spiritually, and physically in a safe, nurturing, and friendly environment.

The age-appropriate curriculum executed via hands-on and interactive activities includes, but is not limited to, Spanish, pre-math, pre-reading, computer lab, science, pre-writing, music, religion, art, physical education and the development of large and small motor skills.

It is very important to keep in mind that play is a critical element in a preschooler's development. Play experiences allow children to practice social skills and to learn important cognitive skills. Every minute of class in a preschool environment presents a learning opportunity; even snack time is embedded with educational meaning.

Research shows that a quality preschool experience is the best preparation for later school and life successes. Our preschool goals are:

• To help children develop into independent individuals who can control their emotions
• To help children make positive decisions about their activities
• To help children learn effectively
• To help children learn socially appropriate behaviors
• To help children care for themselves and their property
• To help children work within a group setting for increasing periods of time
• To help children recognize that everyone has similar emotions
• To have children well-positioned for future positive school experiences

Come join us and know that you have provided a best in class preschool experience for your child.

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​Our weekly kindergarten curriculum includes, but is not limited to, Spanish, math, library, reading, computer lab, science, writing, music, religion, art, and physical education.

We practice a hands-on, multi-sensory approach to learning in small and large group settings that encourages active learning experiences in our state of the art facilities. This approach allows us to integrate creativity within the core curriculum to meet and, more importantly, exceed the standards set by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.

We seek a balance between academics and social skills by introducing the students to social tools needed for successful development. Our curriculum and activities are designed to foster cooperation with peers, and responsibility for themselves and others. A sampling of the programs demonstrated and taught to our kindergarten students includes: Our Young Scientist Program, Alphabet Alive Program, People Around the World, Special Person of the Week, Carnegie Museum Animals Up Close, and I Am Special. We also seek to develop their communication skills, as well as conflict resolution techniques to enable students to resolve their own differences.

Come join us and provide a once in a lifetime experience for your child.