At Winter Park Presbyterian Preschool we understand that play is how children learn.
Our expectations are that the teachers and assistants provide a successful preschool environment, using a developmentally appropriate curriculum of hands-on activities.
Helping each child develop to his or her full potential physically, socially, emotionally and intellectually is our goal.
Winter Park Presbyterian Preschool will provide children with the kind of environment that will encourage them to learn, grow and be happy.
We strive to provide a curriculum that is consistent, organized, carefully planned and provides abundant opportunities to learn.
We use a curriculum that incorporates the philosophies and theories of the best child development specialists in education and brain research as well as the tenets of Christian education in the Presbyterian Church.
This developmentally appropriate curriculum meets the highest standards of excellence.
At Winter Park Presbyterian Preschool we understand that play
is how children learn.
Our expectations are that the teachers and assistants provide a
successful preschool environment, using a developmentally
appropriate curriculum of hands-on activities.
Helping each child develop to his or her full potential
physically, socially, emotionally and intellectually is our
goal.
Winter Park Presbyterian Preschool will provide children with
the kind of environment that will encourage them to learn, grow and
be happy.
We strive to provide a curriculum that is consistent,
organized, carefully planned and provides abundant opportunities to
learn.
We use a curriculum that incorporates the philosophies and
theories of the best child development specialists in education and
brain research as well as the tenets of Christian education in the
Presbyterian Church.
This developmentally appropriate curriculum meets the highest
standards of excellence.
Source: National Center for Education Statistics (NCES)
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