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Preschool
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Parkway Preschool provides children with a quality preschool experience in a safe and nurturing environment. A play-based, developmentally-appropriate curriculum provides experiences for academic and social growth.
- Full and Half Day classes
- 7 locations throughout the District
- Teachers are degreed and certified
- Fee-based program
- Children must be 3 years old by August 1
- Parkway Residents and Non-Residents
- Preschool follows the Parkway district calendar August - June
Parkway Preschool Program 2023-2024
- January 19, 223: we will share preschool classroom options for the 2023-2024 school year
- January 30 at 10 am: re-enrollment link will be emailed to currently enrolled preschool families
- January 30, 2023-February 3: re-enrollment window for current students and siblings enrolled in tuition-based spots
- February 3rd at 10 am: enrollment link will be emailed to Kids Morning Out families
- February 3-February 10, 2023: enrollment window for students in the Kids Morning Out classrooms
- February 13, 2023: Class Preference Google Form for the preschool lottery will be available on the website
- February 13-February 17, 2023: new families can turn in a Class Preference Google Form to enter the preschool lottery
- By March 3, 2023: New families are notified of their classroom placement
Curriculum
In the preschool classroom, the learning environment is the curriculum foundation. Classrooms are divided into well-defined learning areas that encourage exploration, work, and active learning through individual, small group, and large group activities. Learning centers include dramatic play, art, music, creative expression, construction, science, reading/language, writing/literacy and sensory exploration. Children are a part of the planning process making suggestions for themes and topics to investigate.
Goals- Provide meaningful developmentally appropriate learning experiences that are based on the individual developmental needs of each child.
- Help children value and respect themselves and others.
- Stimulate creativity and self-expression.
- Promote language and literacy skills.
- Stimulate cognitive development.
- Promote health, physical growth, and motor development.
- Encourage self-discipline
- Help children become accepting, caring individuals and develop supportive and helpful classroom relationships.
Attendance Line: 314-415-9676