Parma Kids Preschool & Child Care Center
Our Goal:
Our Philosophy of Education
We believe all children want to learn and can thrive in a loving, secure environment. We provide a Christian learning classroom that is non-sectarian.
We teach Bible stories and songs about Jesus along with traditional educational teaching such as letters, writing, colors, numbers and shapes throughout the units of study. We also believe children should be given the opportunity to express themselves through art, music, literature and drama.
Center Tours and Enrollment
It is our pleasure to also provide you a tour of our center and answer any questions you may have about our programing. To set up a tour we just ask that you call ahead and someone will be happy to work with your schedule. You can find our registration forms to enroll your children here our our website or you are also welcome to call the office will would be more than happy to help provide you with the forms necessary to enroll your child.
Due to limited spots in our program we will need the follow for your child before we are then able to secure them a spot in our programing:
- A completed registration form,
- $40 per student registration fee (this $40 registration fee is non-refundable),
- A completed medical form with immunization records and general health information from your child’s doctor.
We are happy to continue working on toilet training needs a child has while in our program. We do ask that you provide the needed supplies for us to do this.
Tuition
The preschool program is tuition-based. The first payment is a double payment for September and June. Tuition is divided into 10 equal payments. Students may choose to attend 1-5 days a week. Tuition is paid monthly and due on the 1st of the month and considered late after the 5th of the month. A $20 late fee is added to the account after the 5th.
We strive to keep tuition as low as possible, so we have multiple fundraiser opportunities for everyone to participate in throughout the year. These fundraiser add the additional funds needed to keep our center thriving.
Our Preschool Classes
2’s Class
Our 2’s class has space for 10 students with 2 teachers. Children enrolled in this class attend preschool 9:15am-11:45am on a two, three or five days a week schedule. While in our program they are able to enjoy time painting, cutting, listening to stories stories, crafts, participating in circle time and free play with a wide variety of toys. Themes this class focus on are during the year are learning colors, exploring their 5 senses, transportation, plants, snow, zoo animals, pumpkins, Thanksgiving, and Christmas.
3’s Class
Our three year old preschool class is made up of up to 12 students with 2 teachers and students attend from 9:15am-11:45am on a two, three or five days a week schedule . This class focuses on Introduction to learning letters, numbers, counting, shapes, and sign language. They also enjoy a daily circle time, crafts, large motor development time on our playground or in our gym, snack time and free time. Some units included in our three year old program are apples, pumpkins, weather, water, Holidays, the circus, and nursery rhymes. Gross motor development and fine motor development are expressed through creative exploration and games.
Parent teacher conferences are usually held in February after charting activities have been completed.
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UPK/4’s
We do accept children that have applied and been accepted into the UPK program in Hilton Schools. However, your child does not have to be accepted into the UPK program to attend our program! Our 4’s class meets 9:00am-12:00pm Monday through Friday.
In our UPK/4’s program children will practice writing their names, letters of the alphabet, counting, listening for beginning sounds, rhyming, classifying, and following patterns. We learn to sing songs and we present parent programs. Some of the units studied by this class are: dinosaurs, community helpers, plants and seeds, famous American people, solar system, holiday traditions around the world, birds, transportation, insects, fire safety, personal safety, Native American culture, day and night, pets, body systems and rodeo. Letters and sounds, math skills and pre-reading skills are stressed.
Parent/Teacher Conferences in February are arranged to give parents the materials gathered that demonstrate your child’s readiness for kindergarten. Standardized testing is used in each class to show progress being made.
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