We are a non-profit organization offering loving childcare to families in the local area. Our preschool is for children ages infant through PreK. Your child will engage in hands-on activities that help foster skills essential to their developmental levels. These activities include but are not limited to: learning how to interact in social settings through pretend play and group activities, hand-eye coordination and fine motor skill activities such as cutting and gluing, sorting, tying shoes, puzzles, and proper pencil grip, gross motor skills games that encourage special awareness (under, behind, etc), and hands on learning opportunities through games, music, art, cooking and curriculum specially designed to meet your child's individual learning style.
Are you licensed?
No, we are not licensed. In the State of Texas, a program does not have to be licensed unless they operate full time. We are not a full time program, operating only two days a week. Click HERE to read more about state licensing requirements.
What is your student to teacher ratio?
Our student to teacher ratio is considerably low. We will have no more than these teachers and children in our classrooms: Infants 2:8, Toddlers 2:10, Twos 2:12, Threes 2:14, Fours 2:16 and PreK 2:18.
What is your goal for the program?
Our goal for this program is to grow together - as children and adults. We seek to nurture and teach your child as you would do for them. Our teachers are mothers themselves and will treat your children as they desire theirs to be treated. Your child's needs will be met on a daily basis. They will learn academically, emotionally and spiritually.
Who are your teachers?
Our teachers are mothers and wives. More importantly, they are Christians. They have a desire to teach little ones and inspire their creativity. They are devoted to their families at home and their church families outside these preschool walls. They are committed to their classes and the children they have been blessed with.
Can my family visit your facility?
Always! We have an open-door policy; you are always welcome to visit our facilities and see what we are doing. It is in your child's best interest when visiting a facility to come unannounced. This gives you a clear idea of how the program is ran. It may be chaotic at times but it will be controlled and you are guaranteed to see happy faces during your visit. If there are special days when you would like to peek in and see what your child is doing, please feel free to do so.
Are the teachers CPR and First Aid Certified?
Yes. They are all certified and can show you their certification cards upon request.
How do you incorporate the Bible and Christian beliefs in your program?
Each day, the children will come together for chapel. During chapel they will hear a Bible story and see an interactive lesson using puppets, felt story pieces or sign language. They will also sing together several hymns or fun Bible songs. We also talk during Circle Time each day about how God made them, that Jesus loves them and that He wants us to love others.
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