About St. Mark Preschool
St. Mark Preschool is a well-established licensed preschool for families with children ages 12 months to kindergarten.
We are located on 3942 La Colina Road near Hope Elementary School.
We provide a safe and loving environment where the children can develop a sense of trust and appreciation of their world. The program provides opportunities for group time, free play, and individual attention.
Our well-balanced curriculum is designed to support learning and meet the individual needs of each child in the program. One important part of our curriculum is providing opportunities to enhance social and cooperation skills needed to prepare them for Kindergarten.
We provide several extracurricular activities to support individual interest and learning: dance, music, bible study, art, gardening, science and cooking on a regular basis.
Our dedicated teachers have degrees in E.C.E and are certified in first aid and CPR.
We also have an open door policy for parents to stop in and visit at any time. St. Mark Preschool is a nonprofit preschool sponsored by St. Mark United Methodist Church.
St. Mark Preschool is open year around. Our summer camp program is designed to be fun and light--some weekly educational themes include rain forest, camping, nature, sea life and ocean, water activities, and so much more.
Program Description
The children at St. Mark Preschool are grouped according to age. The school offers a quality early childhood program, designed to enhance creativity, inter-personal and communication skills, and physical coordination appropriate to each age grouping. Since preschoolers are most responsive to activities in which they are involved in a “hands-on” manner, the classrooms are arranged into learning areas wherein the child can choose whether or not to participate. Materials in each classroom are rotated and enhanced frequently to stimulate children’s interest and encourage problem solving skills. Curriculum is child-centered as young children learn best when teachers build on the interests and abilities of the children. This will include activities in communication, science, math, art, social studies, language arts, music, dramatic play, and both small and large muscle coordination. Our program is enriched with class visitors and special events.
We are located on 3942 La Colina Road near Hope Elementary School.
We provide a safe and loving environment where the children can develop a sense of trust and appreciation of their world. The program provides opportunities for group time, free play, and individual attention.
Our well-balanced curriculum is designed to support learning and meet the individual needs of each child in the program. One important part of our curriculum is providing opportunities to enhance social and cooperation skills needed to prepare them for Kindergarten.
We provide several extracurricular activities to support individual interest and learning: dance, music, bible study, art, gardening, science and cooking on a regular basis.
Our dedicated teachers have degrees in E.C.E and are certified in first aid and CPR.
We also have an open door policy for parents to stop in and visit at any time. St. Mark Preschool is a nonprofit preschool sponsored by St. Mark United Methodist Church.
St. Mark Preschool is open year around. Our summer camp program is designed to be fun and light--some weekly educational themes include rain forest, camping, nature, sea life and ocean, water activities, and so much more.
Program Description
The children at St. Mark Preschool are grouped according to age. The school offers a quality early childhood program, designed to enhance creativity, inter-personal and communication skills, and physical coordination appropriate to each age grouping. Since preschoolers are most responsive to activities in which they are involved in a “hands-on” manner, the classrooms are arranged into learning areas wherein the child can choose whether or not to participate. Materials in each classroom are rotated and enhanced frequently to stimulate children’s interest and encourage problem solving skills. Curriculum is child-centered as young children learn best when teachers build on the interests and abilities of the children. This will include activities in communication, science, math, art, social studies, language arts, music, dramatic play, and both small and large muscle coordination. Our program is enriched with class visitors and special events.