Faith Christian Preschool
At Faith Christian Preschool, we are dedicated to providing a nurturing and Christian-centered environment for your child. Our 3K and 4K classes offer both full-time (M-F) and part-time (MWF or TTh) options, catering to the diverse needs of families. Our preschool curriculum focuses on kindergarten readiness by promoting active learning and creative thinking, along with enriching activities like library time, field trips, and community service throughout the school year. We provide all classroom materials, snacks, and lunch, ensuring a well-rounded experience for every child.
Preschool FAQ
What ages do you accept?
We begin at 3 years old – early 5 years old (child must be the age of the class they are going into by August 31st).
Does my child need to be potty-trained to begin?
Yes. All students are required to be completely, independently potty trained before beginning.
Can I mix-match days and choose different days for my student to attend other than those offered?
No. Schedules cannot be altered and are set for consistency.
What are your hours of operation for full-day students?
We open at 7:00AM for drop-off to begin and we close at 4:00PM.
How are snacks and lunch provided?
Snacks and lunch are all provided by the preschool. Our lunches are provided by the school cafeteria to meet all the necessary needs of the required child meal patterns.
How many classrooms do you have?
We have a 3K Class and a 4K Class.
Do you have different schedule options?
Yes. We provide full time (Monday-Friday), 3 days - part time (Monday/Wednesday/Friday), 2 days - part time (Tuesday/Thursday), and half day schedules for these three options as well
What are the hours for those attending half-day schedules?
Half-day students may arrive at 7:00AM for drop-off to begin and are dismissed at 12:00PM.
Do you offer summer care or programs?
No. We follow the calendar of Faith Christian School. We open in August when the school opens, and we close for the summer in May when the school closes.
What is the structure difference of preschool versus a daycare setting?
Preschool is more academic oriented and focused on a structured school setting preparing the young students for the expectations of kindergarten.