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Eight Programs for Ages Two Through Five

Each program is built for what that age can do next.

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Programs by age

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Infant and Toddler

Infant and Toddler care runs during the school day alongside our other programs. The youngest children in the building are held, fed, and rested on their own schedule, not the group's. Teachers stay close and follow each child's cues for eating and sleeping. You can ask the office what a typical day looks like for your child's age.

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Flexible Childcare & Kindergarten Before and After School Care

Flexible Childcare covers the hours around the school day, including before and after Kindergarten. Children arrive early, settle in, and ease into the morning. After school they unwind, play, and wait for pickup. Care runs Monday through Friday, 6:45 am to 6:00 pm. Ask the office about scheduling for your family.

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Totally Terrific Twos

Totally Terrific Twos is for two-year-olds finding their words and their footing. Mornings hold play, stories, and plenty of practice with sharing and waiting. After lunch and recess, the children rest from 12:45 to 2:15 pm. Children in this room are expected to know when they need the restroom and to ask for it.

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Preschool

Preschool builds on what children already know how to do. The room holds tables for small work, a spot for stories, and space to move. Children try new tasks, follow directions, and learn to take turns. After lunch and recess, Preschool children in childcare rest from 12:45 to 2:15 pm.

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Pre-Kindergarten

Pre-Kindergarten gets children ready for the school day ahead. The curriculum weaves state standards and the diocesan course of study, so children practice early reading, writing, and number work. They learn to sit with a task, listen, and ask questions. After lunch and recess, Pre-K children in childcare rest from 12:45 to 2:15 pm.

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Kindergarten (Full as of August 2026)

Kindergarten is a full program, and it is full as of August 2026. Children spend the year on reading, writing, and number work, with the state standards and the diocesan course of study shaping the lessons. They learn to follow a daily routine and handle longer stretches of work. Call the office to ask about the waitlist.

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Summer Program

Summer Program keeps children learning outside the regular school year. Days mix play with projects and time outdoors. Children stay with familiar teachers and friends in a setting they know. Ask the office for this summer's schedule and themes.

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Enrichment Programs

Enrichment Programs add more to the school day. Children try activities beyond the core classroom work, in groups with their peers. These programs grow out of the same idea behind our curriculum: children can learn beyond the usual expectations for their age when they are properly prepared and challenged. Ask the office which enrichments are running.

Good questions to ask first

What are the hours?

Monday through Friday, between the hours of 6:45 AM – 6:00 PM.

What ages do you take?

Children from ages two through five.

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Not sure which room fits?

Tell us your child's age and we will walk you through it.

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